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Consumer Reports' testers share some top grill picks, and we have results of taste tests from different hot dog brands, including Nathan’s and Oscar Mayer.

Officials with Blue Oval City say you can expect the first electric cars to come from their manufacturing plant in 2025.

While the new technology could have some growing pains, it provides enhanced security and some conveniences to passengers.

Before the longer days slip away, Consumer Reports says it’s not too late to make some lasting summer memories, for free!

Work continues on the multi-million dollar project Ford is making in West Tennessee.

Consumer Reports has some important tips to help you keep cool and safe all summer.

With almost everything costing more these days, Consumer Reports has some great news. You don’t have to spend a lot to get a good-quality laptop.

Inflation reduction act is misleading for Americans Mid-South lawmakers believe.

Supporting your up-and-coming chef is a lot easier in the Memphis area thanks to a center called the Memphis Kitchen Co-op that opened last year.

Getting a quick cooldown with your car’s air conditioning is what you need, but what’s the most efficient and effective way to get it?

Friday marks the beginning of tax-free weekend in both Tennessee and Mississippi.

Yes, eating a big meal right before a workout isn’t a good idea. But if it has been more than a couple of hours, a small snack about an hour before exercise can give you energy.

If you listen to music while you exercise outdoors, you know how hard it can be to hear cars, bikes, or other people around you.

Remember that no matter which sunscreen you choose, what really matters is how you apply it.

Consumer Reports has some tips on how to stop spam texts once and for all.

Consumer Reports’ food safety experts have tips for making sure you keep food poisoning off the menu.

Consumer Reports tested 351 samples of ground beef, pork, chicken and turkey purchased nationwide, and found salmonella in samples of each meat.

Whataburger is officially open for business in the Mid-South.

The wait for Whataburger is almost over in the Mid-South.

Experts at Consumer Reports share some simple tips to cut utility costs without sacrificing comfort.

Consumer Reports explains more about the new guidelines and how parents can make sure their babies are safely sleeping.

It’s been a month since the launch of the application process for the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program (MMCP), and potential cultivators, or growers, who’ve applied for a license say they could be getting word back from the Mississippi Department of Health (MDH) at any moment now.

Consumer Reports is here with some easy tips to tame your inbox while also getting rid of some other digital clutter.

An arbitration clause can have sweeping implications on what you can and can’t do if something goes wrong.

Germantown will have a Firework Extravaganza on July fourth starting at 5 p.m at the Municipal Park.

Could your hard-earned money be at risk? Consumer Reports explains how to protect your P2P electronic payments.

The future is looking bright for the team and city as officials say the games have been bringing millions of dollars to the local tourism economy.

Memphis-based entertainment company, 16 Bars Entertainment, will have one limited documentary screening of “United Front: The 1991 People’s Convention Memphis,” on June 22 at 7 p.m.

Memphis Light Gas and Water partnered with Burns and McDonnell, an engineering, construction, and architecture firm, for a 5-year, $132 million plan.

If your summer plans include a road trip, Consumer Reports has tips to help you save money, stay safe, and manage those unexpected bumps!