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The devices have been linked to more than 700 serious injuries and seven deaths.

The malfunctioning glucose readers pose serious health risks, Abbott said, “including potential injury or death”

Doug Wilmoth thought he was just checking his routine Medicare statement. Instead, he discovered more than $32,000 in charges for medical supplies he said he never ordered.

A group of law students at the University of Chicago is using artificial intelligence to make legal help more accessible to the general public.

Consumer Reports shows you how to find charities that truly make a difference and avoid the ones that don’t ahead of Giving Tuesday.

Tariffs on consumer goods could increase the cost of holiday gifts this season, as NBC 5 Responds Kate Chappell reports.

If you have your eye on certain toys this holiday season, get ready for sticker shock. NBC 5 Responds’ Kate Chappell explains.

An NBC Chicago Responds viewer survey revealed digital grocery coupons lead to savings and frustration at checkout for consumers. Kate Chappell has more.

Digital coupons promise convenience and savings, but for many Chicago-area shoppers, the reality is more complicated.

The lawsuits, filed in federal courts in two states, allege that the ByHeart formula the babies consumed was defective.

The delay stems from a years-long technology upgrade that county officials said is more complex than anticipated, NBC 5 Responds reported.

An NBC 5 viewer says she was fooled by an online ad for a miracle cure that purported to be from NBC News and featured a fake celebrity endorsement.

A recall initiated amid a series of infant botulism cases potentially linked to powdered baby formula has now been expanded, the FDA announced Tuesday.

According to a recent Gallup poll, Americans’ perceived importance of a college education is declining.

The Food and Drug Administration is investigating cases of infant botulism linked to baby formula, including two in Illinois. Kate Chappell reports.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating a series of infant botulism cases potentially linked to powdered baby formula.

NBC 5 Responds is hearing from a number of viewers who say they’re having problems using grocery store coupon apps following a story we aired last month. We want to learn how big the problem is in the Chicago area. Please take a few moments to take our brief survey about your experience using coupon apps at grocery stores. We…

Loyalty programs promise discounts on gas, groceries and more. However, they often come with a hidden price. Kate Chappell reports.

A man who received an insurance check for storm damage says the check went into his bank account, but unexpectedly disappeared once construction began — leaving him in a bind to pay for the work.

Protein powders and shakes are more popular than ever. But a new investigation from Consumer Reports uncovered a hidden risk: lead. NBC 5 Responds’ Kate Chappell reports.