Another woman filed a complaint this month with the Virginia Board of Medicine about a Henrico doctor.

Dr. Michael John Bigg, a radiologist and owner of the Allison Breast Center on Forest Avenue, is accused by the Virginia Board of Medicine of misreading the mammograms at least 18 women - telling them they were fine when they really had cancer.

All loans owned by the Department of Education have zero percent interest until Sept. 30 of this year.

A family is upset after they went to the cemetery to bury a loved one only to find the wrong plot was dug up.

According to Virginia Realtors, the Virginia housing market is set to make a comeback in the summer of 2020 after a significant decrease in sales during the spring.

Beginning on July 1, new state and local tax laws go into effect in Virginia.

In early June, the Federal Reserve left interest rates alone making it more affordable than ever to borrow money. With rates hovering around 3.5 percent, many homeowners are in a position to refinance and lower their monthly costs.

Here's your reminder to scramble if you haven't already started. SUNDAY is Father's Day! But don't worry. Rachel DePompa is here with an On Your Side Savings Guide full of ideas.

Amazon doesn't always post its best deals on its home page. Which is why we have a list of where to find the hidden deals in this On Your Side Savings Guide.

Credit cards can be dangerous if you don’t have discipline. But if you are diligent and careful you can make credit cards work for you.

A new Richmond company, we first told you about in December, is up and running. The Shed is sort of like the Facebook marketplace but delivered right to your front door.

If you've lost your job or been furloughed, repaying those student loans has probably been difficult. Rachel DePompa looks at what kind of help is out there in this on your side savings guide.

Twenty-eight million Americans have added credit card debt as a direct result of the pandemic, according to a recent creditcards.com report, and it’s hitting millennials the hardest.

The idea of getting groceries dropped off at your front door is a lot more appealing right now than it used to be. Which is why Rachel DePompa is on your side with how to score free grocery delivery-- in this on your side savings guide.

It's never too early to learn how the financial system works and why your credit score is so important.

Don't be afraid to ask family members or close friends for help with rent money

Are you still waiting for your stimulus money? The latest payments are causing a lot of confusion. In fact, some people think the new envelope looks like junk mail and tossed it in the garbage.

It’s normal to turn to credit cards in an emergency, which can be stressful, but personal finance expert Kim Palmer with NerdWallet says you can’t let it get to you.

Many are looking for ways to get some extra cash during the health crisis-- so we’ve been going over some of the most popular cashback apps.

If you are a bargain hunter, there are certain things this time of year it’s better to wait on, so the price drops.

We have the ways to turn unwanted or forgotten gift cards into cash

During the pandemic you can now get free weekly credit reports

Even though Memorial Day will look a little different this year because of the Pandemic, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate and save money to kick off the summer. Rachel DePompa is on your side this morning with a savings guide breaking down the best deals to watch out for over the lon

Goodwill stores across Virginia are gradually reopening to the public in a phased approached which started Tuesday.

With restaurants closed and more of us cooking at home, you’ve probably noticed that grocery prices are soaring. Rachel DePompa is on your side with a savings guide about what’s more expensive and how to curb the costs.

The new website also provides details on where citizens can park, stand or sit to get the best coverage

Some nursing homes are stealing relief checks from elderly residents

If you've extended one of your loans, there's an important thing you need to do, to make sure you keep your credit in good standing. Rachel DePompa explains in this On Your Side Savings Guide.

Have a student about to go to college? It's never too early to think about how you're going to pay for it. From scholarships to grants and loans. In this On Your Side Savings Guide Rachel DePompa has the apps that can make finding those scholarships a lot easier!

The BBB is warning people of a new scam that's targeting people with Roku devices

Southpark Mark announced that they will be reopening later this week. Protective measures will also be put in place.

We've heard from many of you-- who are close to retirement and scared about how the stock market's been going. In this On Your Side Savings Guide, Rachel DePompa breaks down why investors say-- you still have to look at this as a long term goal.

aving a hard time paying their mortgage. Rachel DePompa has several suggestions on what you can do with this on your side savings guide.

Need a little extra financial help right now?-- Experts say don't overlook your credit card in an emergency. Rachel DePompa explains in this on your side savings guide.

It may seem counter intuitive as many are running from stocks-- but now is actually a good time to increase your 401k contributions-- if you can.

Let’s face it, Wallstreet is up and down, and it can seem scary. But several financial advisors say all hope is not lost.

Does your teen really understand how much college costs these days? It may be time to have a conversation and show them how they can help in the college decisions.

Having trouble getting your budget together during the pandemic? In this On Your Side Savings Guide, Rachel DePompa goes over a new way to think about your money during this time.

For years financial experts have stressed the importance of an emergency fund-- and now is the time you may actually need it.

Mother's Day is around the corner-- did you forget? Don't worry- we are on your side with a savings guide from Rachel DePompa that is packed with ideas.

In the midst of COVID-19, it's easy to forget that it's still tax season. The Federal Deadline was extended to July 15th, but what about Virginia?

If you still have a job and maybe your hours were cut or your worried about it's future-- there are some loans you could consider during the pandemic.

Are you looking to free up more cash because of the a job loss or loss of hours? We look at one way to make that happen-- through your auto insurance.

Are you kids at home driving you nuts? How about turning the crisis into a lesson plan about the value of money?

Ask most college students how much they will owe when the graduate-- and about 2/3rds can't answer that question.

With interest rates at record lows-- thousands are looking to lower their mortgage payments Some, to free up cash and others are just locking in low rates.

Children are smart-- and can pick up on your stresses. especially if you are out of work. Which is why you could use this crisis as a lesson.

Coronavirus is not stopping the spring housing market from blooming.

Americans are cutting back on spending

In this time of uncertainty, many of you are worried about your housing situation. Can you be evicted for not paying your rent? What if you're temporarily laid off? The short answer is no.

Experts usually tell you to steer clear of credit card debt, but during this health and financial crisis, typical advise goes out the window.

BJ’s Wholesale Club has designated an Appreciation Hour for all first responders and healthcare workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you're having trouble paying your mortgage because of the coronavirus there are things you can do to help.

Bojangles will be offering any size tea for free to healthcare workers, law enforcement, and first responders to show appreciation to those fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.

Richmond Gas Works says customers will be seeing lower natural gas bills beginning with utility bills in May.

If you have a retirement account- we tell you over and over now is not the time to panic. This is a long-term goal. But what about our viewers who are very close retirement? Those-- watching the wild swings in the market with uncertainty?

We are saving you time with your cleaning this morning in regards to COVID-19. A local company goes over the best disinfectants for killing the virus on surfaces.

Gas prices are so low, it's almost like they are taunting us. Most of us are stuck at home and our cars are going nowhere. Before you run into a problem the next time you finally start your car, we have some car care tips to add to those D-I-Y lists.