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A Phoenix man is struggling to get his car back because of an ongoing problem with an insurance company.
If you plan to fly in the United States, you’ll need a REAL ID or other federally compliant ID starting today.
An Arizona man says he lost $15,000 to an unlicensed contractor who vanished after doing minimal work.
You'll want your teen behind the wheel of something safe and affordable when they hit the road.
A Surprise said her broken solar system has finally been fixed thanks to On Your Side.
In a lot of cases, we’re leading criminals right into our accounts with passwords that aren’t strong enough.
When you add up all the money On Your Side was able to recover or save our viewers during April, it amounts to $17,175.
A Phoenix woman who paid $2,200 to a local contractor says she took the money and disappeared. So, On Your Side got involved.
The problem of counterfeit products is not new, but videos and live streams on social media make the fakes more accessible than ever.
Several Arizona patients are now calling for change after they received surprise medical credit cards from Banner Health.
A woman wants Mesa to pay for the damages to her house after she said a plumbing problem was caused by the city.
Developing positive money habits at a young age could lead to a successful financial future.
An Arizona woman finally got repayment, and she says it only happened with the help of On Your Side.
An Arizona woman discovered her father's death date was incorrectly reported, causing Social Security payments to vanish.
The average age of a vehicle in Arizona is about 13 years, but the number of used cars being sold right now is spiking.
An Arizona man is alive and well, even though the Social Security Administration recently deemed him dead.
In an update to a recent On Your Side report, Psalm Johnson has found a new apartment and she’s off the hook for her old one.
A new company is now responsible for the Arizona customers of a solar power company that recently went bankrupt, but getting in touch with them has been challenging for some.
The number of vehicles damaged in a fuel mix-up at a Phoenix gas station in February has grown to 60, and some drivers are still waiting for payment.
A driver says a protruding metal rebar at a Valley Circle K snagged her bumper, damaging her vehicle.