Jesse Jones, KIRO 7 News

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"I don't know too many people that are at that first-time homebuyer age that can afford six grand a month."

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For Nurse Practitioner Tera Johnson, it was the most terrifying of calls.

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While unemployment numbers are cooling, many American workers say they’ll be looking for a new job this year.

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Jenell Hicks' Seattle home has flooded twice due to a tree damaging her side sewer, resulting in costly cleanup. She believes the city should cover the repair expenses, but the city claims no responsibility. Other residents have faced similar issues and incurred substantial repair costs. Homeowners are advised to annually inspect their side sewers for root damage to avoid costly repairs.

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According to a new survey, two in five Americans regret not saving enough for retirement or emergencies.

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School is right around the corner so last-minute back-to-school shoppers need to have their tips and tricks ready to go.

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The government is accusing a company named RealPage of writing software landlords use to keep rents artificially high.

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Scammers can gain access to your Facebook page and then target your friends posing as you. Jesse Jones has tips for avoiding Facebook identity theft.

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Social Security and Medicare trustees estimated that both funds will be gone by 2036. Jesse Jones explores alternatives to pay for healthcare in retirement.

A local man is calling out State Farm after he says his claim check was stolen, washed, and cashed, and the company refused to replace it.