Innovative Back to School Products

Gadget guy Steve Greenberg has some great ideas to help kids, particularly younger kids, get ready for school. 

Save Me Steve: End of Summer Help

We are entering the home stretch of summer. If the kids are making you crazy, consumer reporter Steve Noviello says it's your fault. But all is not lost. He shares some ideas on how you can survive the last few weeks of the summer break.

Save Me Steve: Credit Card Perks & Gotchas

Everyone likes credit cards that give rewards like cash back or hotel and airline points. But FOX 4's Consumer reporter Steve Noviello says we're missing a lot more. He talks to Consumer Reports money editor Margo Gilman about the benefits many people do not realize they're entitled to.

Save Me Steve: Free ways to keep cool

It helps to keep your cool in the hot Texas sun with freebies. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello shares some ideas for staying cool with things you already have in your house.

General Motors introduces rear seat reminder

For almost 20 years, Texas has led the nation in the number of child deaths in hot cars. The folks at General Motors say the difference between life and death can be a simple reminder and they've developed the technology to do it. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello takes a look.

Save Me Steve: Sparkler Safety

Sparklers are often regarded as a family-friendly way to celebrate the Fourth of July. But consumer reporter Steve Noviello says buyers beware. The stats on sparklers are eye-opening.

Save Me Steve: Keep Your Cool

Summer is here! But can you keep your cool without wasting energy or money? Consumer reporter Steve Noviello has a little true or false quiz for Good Day.

Save Me Steve: Money Management for Millennials

Steve Noviello shares some financial advice for the young people who are learning for the first time about things like credit and paying bills. Of course, the lessons could be helpful for just about anyone. Now may be the perfect time to make changes in your financial life.

Your internet use could change as 'net neutrality' ends

NEW YORK (AP) - Your ability to watch and use your favorite apps and services could start to change - though not right away - following the official demise Monday of Obama-era internet protections. Any changes are likely to happen slowly, as companies assess how much consumers will tolerate.

Save Me Steve: Father's Day Gifts

Let's face it. Dads can be hard to shop for. But consumer reporter Steve Noviello helps take the guesswork out of giving for Father's Day.

Top 10 Cars and SUVs for Families

You finally have help picking your next family car from Parents magazine and Edmunds.com. FOX 4's Consumer reporter Steve Noviello talks to Edmunds senior automotive editor Brent Romans about the hot new list.

Breeze Energy shutdown

It's lights out for a North Texas energy provider. 

FBI urging people to reboot routers, due to malware threat

FBI officials say any owner of small office and home office routers should reboot their devices, as foreign cyber actors have compromised hundreds of thousands of home and office routers around the world.

Service members get free entry to Hawaiian Falls all weekend

Hawaiian Falls will open its door just in time for Memorial Day weekend and offer free admission to military personnel.

Texas holds tax holiday for water-efficient products

You can save a little money this weekend when you buy a variety of products that help save water. The state's water sense tax holiday starts Friday. Daniel Cunningham, a horticulturist with Texas A&M University's AgriLife program, joins Good Day to talk about what all you can buy tax free.