Zach Myers

1 week ago | cbs4indy.com | Zach Myers

WXIN/WTTV — With summer weather arriving right on schedule, it’s a good time to review what works and what doesn’t work when it comes to repelling ticks and mosquitoes. While the creepy crawly bugs can be annoying, they can also be dangerous by carrying infectious diseases like the West Nile Virus and Lyme Disease.  Citing Medical Entomologist Lee R.

1 week ago | fox59.com | Zach Myers

WXIN/WTTV - A recent case involving an addiction treatment center misleading customers carries a warning for anyone who uses internet searches for products and services, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The case in point is particularly egregious because it involves an addiction treatment company allegedly taking advantage of people seeking help with substance abuse. To get an idea of how many Americans are struggling with addiction, just look at the data from Marketresearch.com.

1 week ago | cbs4indy.com | Zach Myers

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1 week ago | fox59.com | Zach Myers

WXIN/WTTV - Although you may not have noticed, robocalls dropped slightly in May across the U.S.According to the YouMail Robocall Index, Americans received about 4.8 billion robocalls in May, which was down about 2.5% from 4.95 billion in April. While the monthly decrease may be welcome news, spam calls were still up year-over-year by nearly 8% from the same time in 2024. And even amidst the overall drop in robocalls, scam calls went up by about 10% from April.

2 weeks ago | fox59.com | Zach Myers

WXIN/WTTV - When it comes to getting the most on your vehicle trade-in, there are a multitude of factors that come into play. And color is one of them, according to a new nationwide survey by iSeeCars. The study looked at how well new vehicles retain their value based on their color. Yellow tops the list. According to the iSeeCars survey, the average car loses 31% of its value after three years.