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Many students don't know the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or C.A.R.E.S. Act, earmarked billions of dollars to help them, and that some colleges haven't dispursed all the money yet.

Blackout Day organizers asked Black Americans to not spend any money today, but if they did only on Black-owned businesses.

The pandemic is changing the way we live, do business, and — in this big election year — how campaigns are reaching voters and donors.

Criminals are taking personal information from employed people and claiming unemployment benefits on their behalf.

If you’re questioning whether it’s true love or pandemic fear, Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares some signs of a healthy relationship.

If you're struggling to put food on the table, Texas Gov. Abbott announced the extension of Emergency SNAP benefits, which come with many other discounts.

Cher Comier says two men posing as city water workers said they needed to clean her water for COVID-19.  Having washed her hands wearing her jewelry, they convinced her to let them clean her Rolex watch and wedding rings. Then they ran with them, she said.

While COVID-19 is keeping many Fourth of July celebrations at home this year, Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini suggests creating a family constitution.

Some of you have reached out to us, frustrated you still haven't received your stimulus check after months of waiting. A House Committee estimated some 30 million people were still waiting for stimulus checks in June.

Texas law does not allow tenants to have an eviction suit expunged as many other states do, but there are steps you can take to repair the damage to your credit report.

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini discusses ways you can create fireworks in the bedroom this Fourth of July.