Sullivan's Smart Sense

Shoppers are feeling sticker shock at the grocery store. Food and meat prices have been rising as inflation and shipping delays are affecting many industries.

If you've taken a rideshare like Uber or Lyft lately, you probably noticed skyrocketing prices. It's due to a driver shortage.

A new study says your bike helmet may not protect your head in an accident as much as it could.

Some low income people living in long-term hotels often don't qualify for rental assistance and are not included in eviction moratoriums. But they can qualify for other aid.

If you have Amazon Alexa, Echo or a Ring Doorbell, the company is launching Amazon Sidewalk to help you keep those devices connected even if your wifi goes out. But cyber experts say it can also leave you open to hackers.

Amazon just opened a Disaster Relief Hub of supplies to be able to respond to disasters even quicker.

San Jacinto Community College is offering free tuition for up to three years to the high school class of 2021.

Two new reports reveal the financial devastation many individuals and families face from the pandemic, and could face well into the future.

Nine out of 10 travelers are expected to drive to their destination this Memorial Day weekend, according to AAA.

Hotels and restaurants are getting ready for a big rush this Memorial Day weekend and this summer. But their revenues may not be as much as they hoped.

Memorial Day weekend is almost here and so are the shopping deals.

The cost to buy health insurance on the Healthcare Marketplace has now dropped for millions of uninsured Texans through President Biden's American Rescue Plan.

Paycheck Protection Program loans are saving businesses and jobs. But they're also being misused to rip people off and leave them deep in debt.

How to choose a reputable mover and save money on your move to a new home.

A Houston couple says they paid movers thousands of dollars to move them to Chicago, but have gone six weeks without delivery.

Many Americans gained nearly two pounds a month while sheltering at home, for an average of 20 pounds, reports the Journal of the American Medical Association. Now, many are paying up to get the scale to go down.