Disney CEO: 'Very difficult' to film in Georgia if abortion law takes effect

Disney CEO Bob Iger said it would be “very difficult” for his company to continue filming in Georgia if the state’s new abortion law takes effect, according to Reuters.

Dollar Tree to sell alcohol at 1,000 of its stores across U.S.

Dollar Tree announced it will start selling alcohol at approximately 1,000 of its Family Dollar stores throughout the U.S.

Apple releases its first iPod in 4 years

The iPod changed the way we listened to music forever, and while Apple no longer prominently lists the device on the front page of their website anymore, they certainly haven’t forgotten their roots. That is why Apple released the first iPod since 2015, and with a serious hardware upgrade.

Getting your teen behind the wheel without breaking the bank
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Financial expert Dan Roccato shares how to get your teenager behind the wheel without breaking the bank in another edition of "Cashing In."

Managing your finances after you've had a baby
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Financial expert Dan Roccato shares how to better manage your finances after your bundle of joy enters your life.

Bizzy Mamas: Irene Durham
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FOX 29's Karen Hepp sits down with Irene Durham, of Me You and Irene Catering, for another edition of "Bizzy Mamas."

McDonald's just opened up a tiny restaurant for bees

McDonald's just opened its tiniest location for some of the world’s most important customers: bees.

Disney will pay tuition for employees who enroll at UCF or UF

The Walt Disney Company announced on Thursday that the University of Central Florida (UCF) and the University of Florida (UF) are now a part of the Disney Aspire education investment program.

Letting babies sleep in car seats when not traveling can be deadly, study finds

For a parent, it's not uncommon to find your baby fast asleep in their car seat when you arrive home. As a way to prevent a little one from waking, some parents will take out the entire car seat and let the baby continue snoozing in it once inside their home. A study published in the latest issue of Pediatrics, however, warns about the potential dangers of this seemingly innocent practice.

Seeing a twisting road ahead, Ford cuts 7K white-collar jobs

Ford is almost finished with a major global restructuring and by the time it ends in August the automaker will have shed 7,000 white-collar jobs.

Women's clothing chain Dressbarn to close all its 650 stores

Dressbarn, the women's clothing chain that's been around for nearly 60 years, is closing all 650 of its stores.