Hello everyone! If you’re hitting the road for the weekend, I hope you filled up mid-week. Have you noticed? Gas prices are pumped up! Price jumped a whopping 16 cents in just the past week. You can attribute that to less supply and more demand. And, with spring around the corner, expect prices to continue to creeeeeeeep up. Find the best gas prices anywhere with GasBuddy! Ever drink Canada Dry Ginger Ale to settle your tummy? Well, get this: It’s apparently not “Made from Real Ginger” as the label claims . The company settled a class-action lawsuit -- which means, if you bought the pop between Jan. 1, 2013, and Dec. 19, 2018, you are eligible to file a claim. Without proof of purchase, you may get up to $5.20. If you do have receipts (seriously?) you can get up to $40. The deadline to file a claim is March 19. Here’s a link to the claim form . Read more about the class-action lawsuit, including a few other companies accused in similar suits, HERE Enjoy your weekend and little sunshine! Check out KSAT's NEW weather section! Marilyn LATEST CONSUMER HEADLINES Consumer Reports reveals top picks for 2019 cars, pickup trucks, SUVs Subaru and Toyota are the dominant automakers as Consumer Reports releases its influential list of top picks for 2019 cars, pickup trucks and SUVs. Recall Roundup: Baby gripe water, children's cereal, turkey fryers, recalled Several products are being recalled due to defects. Find out more about them here! To tip or not to tip? Consumer Reports offers guidelines Tipping is expected at places like restaurants and nail salons, but what about on a flight? San Antonio January home sales outpace Texas numbers January home sales skipped hibernation. Scientists are concerned 'zombie deer' disease could spread to humans Experts told lawmakers at a state Capitol that chronic wasting disease should be treated as a public health issue and said human cases are likely to be “documented in the years ahead.” Teen who inspired many by walking while on life support has died Zei Uwadia, a teenage girl who defied expectations by walking while on life support, has died, according to a Facebook post by her mother.

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12 On Your Side: This week's consumer round-up

Hello everyone! If you’re hitting the road for the weekend, I hope you filled up mid-week. Have you noticed? Gas prices are pumped up! Price jumped a whopping 16 cents in just the past week. You can attribute that to less supply and more demand. And, with spring around the corner, expect prices to continue to creeeeeeeep up. Find the best gas prices anywhere with GasBuddy! Ever drink Canada Dry Ginger Ale to settle your tummy? Well, get this: It’s apparently not “Made from Real Ginger” as the label claims. The company settled a class-action lawsuit -- which means, if you bought the pop between Jan. 1, 2013, and Dec. 19, 2018, you are eligible to file a claim. Without proof of purchase, you may get up to $5.20. If you do have receipts (seriously?) you can get up to $40. The deadline to file a claim is March 19. Here’s a link to the claim form. Read more about the class-action lawsuit, including a few other companies accused in similar suits, HERE Enjoy your weekend and little sunshine! Check out KSAT's NEW weather section! Marilyn LATEST CONSUMER HEADLINES Consumer Reports reveals top picks for 2019 cars, pickup trucks, SUVs Subaru and Toyota are the dominant automakers as Consumer Reports releases its influential list of top picks for 2019 cars, pickup trucks and SUVs. Recall Roundup: Baby gripe water, children's cereal, turkey fryers, recalled Several products are being recalled due to defects. Find out more about them here! To tip or not to tip? Consumer Reports offers guidelines Tipping is expected at places like restaurants and nail salons, but what about on a flight? San Antonio January home sales outpace Texas numbers January home sales skipped hibernation. Scientists are concerned 'zombie deer' disease could spread to humans Experts told lawmakers at a state Capitol that chronic wasting disease should be treated as a public health issue and said human cases are likely to be “documented in the years ahead.” Teen who inspired many by walking while on life support has died Zei Uwadia, a teenage girl who defied expectations by walking while on life support, has died, according to a Facebook post by her mother.

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