This Morning

Now that warmer weather has arrived, you may be ready to start work on your garden. But all that digging and weeding can lead to aches and pains. So The Good Housekeeping Research Institute tested gardening tools with ergonomic or strain-reducing features to find the best. Video

PAWS Columbus, Inc. Pet of the Week 04-23-08

Meet "Lil Debbie & Twinky", this week's Pets of the week. Video

“Home Soil Tests Don’t Deliver” Consumer Watch 04-22-08

In pursuit of a beautiful, green lawn? Your soil has to have the right pH. But Consumer Reports tests show you can’t count on home soil test kits to help you. Video

“Really Free Credit Reports” Consumer Watch 04-21-08

Everyone is entitled to a free credit report annually from the three credit monitoring agencies. But don’t think a Web site with “free credit reports” in its name really IS free. Consumer Reports tell us exactly where to go to get reports no charge ― really! Video

“Robotic Mowers Disappoint” Consumer Watch 04-18-08

The thought of a robotic mower cutting your lawn might sound pretty irresistible, but Consumer Reports tests turn up problems, including a serious hazard. Video

“Put Your Kitchen On A Diet” Consumer Watch 04-17-08

Trying to lose weight? Start with your kitchen. Consumer Reports show you how some small changes could help you shed some pounds. more »

“Hold the Mercury” Healthy Living With Beth Bussey 04-16-08

Celebrate Earth Day, April 22, by requesting your grocery store to post the FDA’s advice about mercury in fish. Video

PAWS Columbus, Inc. Pet of the Week 04-16-08

Meet "Tiny Tim", this week's Pets of the week. Video

What’s The Best Car Deal—Leasing Or Buying? Wednesday’s Consumer Watch 04-16-08

Car lease payments have dropped dramatically in recent years. Does that make leasing a better deal? Our money experts crunch the numbers to come up with the answer that’s can save you thousands. more »

“Children’s Shoe Safety” Consumer Watch 04-15-08

A lot of kids are wearing those bright, colorful clog shoes called “crocs”. But The Good Housekeeping Research Institute has some safety concerns. Video