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Tips to protect your family from foodborne illness
How safe is the poultry on your plate? NBC 5 Responds has more on the story.
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Retired nun loses $400k to sweepstakes scam
A retired nun said she lost her life savings in a scam. NBC 5 Responds’ PJ Randhawa has more on the story.
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Cucumber recall expands after salmonella outbreak
There are new developments in a cucumber recall after dozens of people have gotten sick all across the country.
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Contaminated cucumbers sicken 5 people in Illinois and Indiana, CDC says
As a recall of cucumbers grown in South Florida expanded this week, NBC Chicago learned four people in Illinois and one person in Indiana are among those who have gotten sick from salmonella. At least 45 people have gotten sick nationwide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The recalls impact different companies using cucumbers that came from…
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Lead, cancer-causing chemicals found in popular faucets sold online
Eleven tested positive for lead and 15 for organic compounds linked to cancer, birth defects and organ damage.
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Study shows lead found in sink and shower faucets
There is growing concern over what might be coming out of your sink and shower faucets. NBC 5 Responds’ PJ Randhawa has more on the story.
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City sends $71,000 water bill to owner of vacant, fire-damaged building
A young Chicago property owner was left searching for answers after the city sent him a water bill for over $70,000 on a vacant building that had been ravaged by a fire.
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City sends $71,000 water bill to owner of vacant, fire-damaged building
A young Chicago property owner was left searching for answers after he was sent a water bill for over $70,000 on a vacant building that had been ravaged by a fire.
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Suburban couple fights for fair Cook County property taxes after massive increase
In May, the Cook County Treasurer put out a report showing homeowners are getting stuck with higher property taxes because businesses keep winning their property assessment appeals.
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Consumer Reports lists top sunscreens ahead of summer 2025
Consumer Reports just released its annual sunscreen ratings, testing more than 100 products and revealing surprising gaps in how they protect you from the sun’s cancer-causing rays.
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With summer around the corner, here are Consumer Reports' best sunscreens
With summer quickly approaching, wearing sunscreen outdoors is essential, whether you’re headed to the beach or working in your garden.
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Only 25% of sunscreens actually work as advertised, report shows
A new report revealed only one in four sunscreens safely protect you from the sun. NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa reports.
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Only 25% of sunscreens actually work as advertised, report shows
A new report revealed only one in four sunscreens safely protect you from the sun.
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Biotech company announces plans to buy 23andMe
A biotechnology company has announced plans to buy 23andMe after the genetic testing company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection two months ago. PJ Randhawa reports for NBC 5 Responds.
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How AI is impacting searches for employment and the job market
NBC Chicago’s PJ Randhawa takes a look at how artificial intelligence is impacting job searches and the wider market.
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Customers at Kroger stores charged more due to errors on grocery store sale tags
An investigation by Consumer Reports found customers were often charged higher prices at checkout than those listed on the shelves at Kroger stores
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Shoppers at major US grocery chain being charged full-price for sale items, investigation finds
The months-long investigation found grocery store shoppers were overcharged on average $1.70 per sales item, or 18.4% more.
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Undercover investigation reveals Chicago cab drivers overcharging riders
Chicago taxi drivers bending the rules and overcharging riders? An NBC 5 Responds undercover investigation revealed it’s happening more than you might think — and it’s a bad look for the city.
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Undercover investigation reveals Chicago cab drivers overcharging riders
Chicago data shows many taxi drivers are bending the rules and overcharging passengers. So NBC 5 Responds went undercover to see how often it happens.
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New Consumer Report warns against two types of vacuums, advises how to stay safe
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued an urgent safety warning regarding two vacuums which may cause injury and lead to fires due to overheating.