Simple ways to boost your credit score.

The recall affects Nature’s Menu Super Premium Dog Food with a Blend of Real Chicken and Quail.

Comcast customers in the city of Hopewell are experiencing an outage Wednesday morning.

If you're coming up short at the end of the month, you might have some funds available to tap into: Your credit card rewards.

The pandemic has many people relying on their savings accounts to get through, which makes it more important than ever to keep adding to a savings account.

BJ’s Wholesale club announced the company’s launch of contactless and curbside pickup services.

The prices haven't risen on everything this pandemic. In fact-- there's a lot of things that have gotten much cheaper.

80% of millennials and gen z say their household income's taken a hit during the pandemic. That's according to a nerdwallet survey.

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles is reopening additional customer service and driving test locations on Aug. 24.

The City of Richmond is projecting a $4.7 million net surplus at the end of the fiscal year, based on financial data as of June 30.

Henrico residents using well or spring water can test their water quality in September.

If you tend to stash your 401-K statements in a file without reading them, you might want to stop doing that and open the envelopes.

Small businesses and Virginia residents can receive support on their energy bills through Dominion Energy’s EnergyShare program.

Rolls-Royce says it will close its aircraft parts factory in central Virginia by the middle of next year, throwing 280 people out of work.

Here’s a list of what to watch out for, with help for the shopping site RetailMeNot.

You’ve probably bought online and picked up an item inside a store, but have you tried curbside pickup?

Now that the $600 weekly federal relief benefits have ended, bills are coming due. And if you’ve run out of extra benefits or you are still looking for work there are some emergency steps you can take now.

Back-to-school shopping is going to look a little different this year.

Get your shopping list in order! Virginia Sales tax holiday starts today and runs all weekend.

Goodwill announced that the company will be offering affordable prices for back-to-school items during Virginia’s tax-free weekend.

Here’s some details you need to know if you plan to purchase items during the commonwealth’s tax-free weekend.

Short Pump Town Center will be hosting summer giveaways.

Whether or not you’re looking to buy a new computer or tablet or some noise cancelling headphones, so you can work while the kids are home—the summer deals are starting to heat up. Rachel DePompa is on your side with the back to learning sales on the horizon.

Many of our school districts will be learning virtually for at least 9 weeks meaning parents can save some money holding off on certain school supplies.

Care Advantage, a local company based in Chesterfield County, is looking to hire for a variety of positions in personal care services.

With most Americans living paycheck to paycheck, there’s the rare few out there that can really save. They’re called supersavers.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is warning people about new scams targeting SNAP recipients.

Virginia Career Works Piedmont Region has launched several initiatives to assist job seekers and employers during the pandemic.

70%of American say their household income has been negatively impacted by the pandemic. That's according to a new survey from our partners at the financial website Nerdwallet.

We’re all looking for little ways to save money during the pandemic, and one quick and easy idea may be to zero in on your phone bill.

As many of the federally funded benefits from the CARES Act are set to expire this week, millions of struggling Americans will be paying close attention to their party leaders for a solution

Since launching on July 1, more than $20 million dollars has been won in online Virginia Lottery prizes.

The Chesterfield Board of Supervisors approved $50,000 in funding assistance due to the economic impacts of COVID-19.

Charity Dinko started her shea butter business four years ago as a way to liberate women from poverty in her home country, Ghana.

Your credit score matters most these days and if yours is not so great, there are things you can do to raise it.

The number of people filing for unemployment in Virginia continues to rise.

Not every family has two working parents-- especially in this crisis. Many out there have only one paycheck coming in. Which is why Rachel DePompa has money savings tips for single income families in this On Your Side Savings Guide.

If you are looking to buy a used car-- do your research. You could end up overpaying by thousands of dollars on a used car if you aren't careful.

If you're waiting until the last minute to make a decision about college, you are not alone. Even some colleges are trying to figure out what instruction will look like this fall. Rachel DePompa is on your side with 4 options to consider in this savings guide.

If you’re in the market for a new car, financial experts say you might want to consider leasing over buying during this pandemic.

Currently, all federal student loans have zero percent interest and payments are suspended through Sept. 30.

Most of us are not flying anywhere for the next few months, but eventually we'll all have somewhere we want to go. Rachel DePompa has some advice if you want to save significantly on that future trip.

A Charleston County man says the company that creates Just For Men hair dye failed to warn customers of potential risks, according to court documents.

Thousands of Virginians have been waiting months for this unemployment benefits extension program provided by the federal CARES Act.

Are you growing your nest egg for retirement, but want to save even more? There are a number of apps that can easily help you store money down the road. Rachel DePompa goes over some helpful ones in this On Your Side Savings Guide.

Women across central Virginia worried about the mammograms done by a Henrico doctor whose license is now suspended.

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.