More US citizens moving to Mexico to cut costs
After years of inflation in the United States paired with the ability for many to work remotely, the number of U.S. citizens living in Mexico continues to grow. One reason is it also offers a lower cost of living! FOX 26's Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan explains more.
Operation Level Up: FBI approach to prevent cryptocurrency investment fraud losses
The FBI says it's stopped 4,300 scam victims from losing an additional $250 million after they've started a new approach to save victims from cryptocurrency investment fraud.
Proposed property tax cuts: breaking them down
Some proposed property tax cuts are on the table from Gov Greg Abbott and Texas Senator Paul Bettencourt. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan was joined by Colton Pace, the CEO at Ownwell to break down what these cuts could mean for you.
FBI operation for cryptocurrency investment fraud
The FBI is taking a new approach to save victims from cryptocurrency investment fraud, already helping save victims bringing $285 million to them. FOX 26 Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan has ways you can the help you need.
More: Concrete homes for more resistance against natural disasters
We talked with Franck Boursier, CEO of Everlasting Homes Building Group, about how concrete homes are designed to withstand fires, tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes.
Concrete homes offer more resistance to fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes
A home builder explains how concrete homes can better withstand natural disasters.
Concrete homes offer more resistance to natural disasters
We talked with Franck Boursier, CEO of Everlasting Homes Building Group, about how concrete homes are designed to withstand fires, tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes.
What potential changes at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could mean for you
Five ways your wallet could be impacted by the CFPB shuttering.
CFPB 'stand down': Impact on consumers
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau continues to be shuttered this week by DOGE. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has a look at what the pause and potential changes means for consumers.
Cybersecurity experts warn Valentine's, romance scams becoming more sophisticated with AI
Cybersecurity experts warn you to be on the lookout for romance and Valentine's scams this week, as the scams are becoming much more sophisticated.
Scams to watch for ahead of Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is this Friday. Cyber security experts are warning you to be extra cautious for scams.
Paid apprenticeship success stories, how to apply
A free class to prepare for paid apprenticeships is being offered by the Houston Gulf Coast Building and Construction Trades Council. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has more details and spoke with recent graduates who learned about the program from a previous FOX 26 report.
Free class to prepare for paid apprenticeships in skilled trades
Applications are open for a free prep class for paid apprenticeships in skilled trades.
New Texas patient advocacy group fighting unfair health insurance claim denials
The Texas Coalition for Patients is fighting for patients rights in health insurance coverage.
Texas Coalition for Patients for patient rights
The recent murder of the UnitedHealthcare CEO has ignited a nationwide discussion on the issue of health insurance claim denials. FOX 26 Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan has more on the new patient coalition in Texas.
Beware of Texas toll text message scam
Perhaps you received a text message telling you money is owed for a toll, but those messages are scam. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has more information on the recent Texas toll scam.
Hurricane Beryl FEMA aid: Some still waiting on reimbursements six-months later
Some FEMA applicants in Houston-are still waiting six months after Hurricane Beryl to be reimbursed for their generator purchases.
FEMA generator aid delayed for Hurricane Beryl
Did you have to buy to rent a generator after Hurricane Beryl? FEMA announced they would reimburse residents for those costs, but FOX 26 Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan spoke with those who are still waiting six months later.
Home damaged in snow storm? BBB warns of scam contractors
If your home was damaged in the snow storm, here are tips to choosing a legitimate contractor.
How to check for home damage after freeze
Many Texas homes were not built for the snow and freezing temperatures, which means you may need to repair some things in your house after the winter storm. Your home may have some damage that you don't even know about. Here's what to check.