Sullivan's Smart Sense

Target Hunger and Kroger are teaming up to address a hunger crisis: minority families in Northeast Houston who not only live in food deserts but have lost jobs this year and can't buy food.

While many colleges face dropping enrollment this year, a local junior college has had a spike. Lee College in Baytown says it's due to innovating the way they serve students.

If you plan on refinancing your home the time is now. More fees will go into effect starting Dec. 1.

To snap up Amazon deals, you must be a Prime member.  But you can sign up for a 30-day free trial and cancel after 29 days to avoid paying $12.99 a month.

Many banks are ready to hand you hundreds of dollars just to open a new account with them. They're competing for business as some people have been saving more money than ever during the economic crisis.

Houstonians can now take a new ride-sharing service to get around the city that has a big emphasis on safety.

Applications for life insurance rose 3.4 percent for people under age 44 in the first half of the year, according to the MIB Life index.

Households can receive up to $2,000 for rent or mortgage for two months, plus $500 per month for utilities for two months, according to Missouri City's website.

A Sugar Land business is offering three days of free office space and some small businesses say it's the boost they need.

Rice University's Kinder Institute found that even in 2019, Harris County had the second-highest eviction rate in the country, only behind New York City.

The non-profit's analysis is showing an additional 5 million homes across the U.S with a high risk of flooding.