Homeowner Kristi Hutchinson said her home warranty company told her the heat index needed to be 105 degrees for an emergency air conditioning unit repair.
Cash is king, as the saying goes, but not many of us carry it around anymore. Instead, peer-to-peer payment apps, such as PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle, give the convenience of cash right on our phones.
On this busy Memorial Day travel weekend, airline passengers are learning first-hand what can happen when an increase in demand meets an airline industry that’s still struggling to rebuild to full-scale operations after a years-long pandemic.
A CBS46 investigation uncovered a loophole that some insurers used to shortchange drivers. The commissioner’s new directive potentially puts millions of dollars into Georgian’s pockets.
70-year-old Linda Evans looked forward to playing softball in her new retirement community’s team, only for her ambition to be swept from under her as the homeowner’s association declared it a ‘men only’ league. Friday, Evans appealed to the HOA and their controversial decision to exclude her from play on Friday.
Starter interrupt devices are used by dealerships to guarantee payments for auto loans. Investigation found Georgia doesn’t regulate this like other states.
The Atlanta-based company says they will replace the defective valve for free, to all customers who are having the problem. Here’s what you need to know.
At the beginning of the pandemic, the U.S. Department of Transportation mandated refunds for all COVID canceled flights – period. The airlines fought it, online brokers fought it.
When it rains it pours...Mrs. Robinson had a sinkhole in her yard, couldn’t get to chemo, and then her heat broke. That’s when the community stepped in to help.
They paid a contractor $26,000 to install an elevator in their home in order to help transport their disabled son. The contractor took the money and abandoned the job. Now the community is stepping in to help.
Multiple metro Atlanta people filed police reports saying they signed over their insurance checks to a local roofer, and then he disappeared with their money. CBS46′s Better Call Harry investigates.
The city of Atlanta announced in Nov. 2020 they would use $18 million from Cares Act funding and $5 million from the private sector to house the homeless. But that was paused before Mama G. could get off the street.
In an ongoing investigation by CBS46′s Better Call Harry, we uncovered a common problem that many don’t even know existed when buying a used car. It's called rolled back odometers. Here's what you need to know.
Because he was declared dead, Social Security froze his bank accounts, stopped his social security payments, his disability and his Medicare benefits, making it impossible to refill his medications.
