Concerns are growing as more teens turn to artificial intelligence chatbots for mental health support. Multiple lawsuits show cases of violence and suicide have been linked to people relying on these systems during moments of crisis. NBC 5 Responds’ PJ Randhawa reports.
NBC 5 Responds’ PJ Randhawa gives a rundown of three scams to look out for that are currently circulating.
Looking for ways to save a few bucks on the road this summer? As Consumer Reports tests show, a few simple habits can go a long way, as PJ Randhawa explains.
Excitement was the last thing on the mind for two new Chicago homeowners when they got their January water bill and saw an astounding $17,395 charge.
The Chicago Park District summer camps are highly sought after, but even if you can’t sign up, there are still options residents will have.
Does “no artificial colors” really mean what it says? A recent change by the FDA has consumer advocates worried that food labels are about to get a lot more confusing. PJ Randhawa reports.
The Justice Department has opened an investigation into whether the NFL is forcing football fans to pay too much in subscription fees, according to two sources familiar with the investigation. PJ Randhawa reports.
While Waymo gears up to deploy self-driving taxis in the Windy City, critics are closely watching how the technology handles real-world conditions.
Many have recently shared their frustrations with grocery store digital coupons with NBC 5 Responds. Now, we want your feedback on a different topic.
For one south suburban Oak Forest man, a TikTok shipping glitch became a months-long mystery of misdelivered returns.
Whether it’s a child car seat, kitchen appliance or lawn tool, recall notices warn you of a potential safety risk. Now there’s a new warning from Consumer Reports: scammers are trying to trick you with phony recall notices. PJ Randhawa reports.
A Woodstock family says they’re stuck paying nearly $1,000 a month for a vehicle they don’t feel safe driving due to three active recalls.
NBC 5 Responds is examining wait times and access to medical care in the Chicago area, and we want to hear about your experience.
Federal regulators are investigating reports of nearly one dozen people getting trapped inside of electric vehicles after they lost power.
Consumer Reports released a follow-up to an investigation into infant formulas, testing everything from liquid ready-to-feed to organic goat milk formulas for heavy metals and other contaminants. NBC 5 Responds’ PJ Randhawa has the results.
NBC 5 Responds and Telemundo Chicago Responde look at why you may want to think twice before you tap your card for a sidewalk donation campaign.
