From in-store specials to discount cards…it seems like every grocery store has a program to help you save money. But, all those cards and coupons can be confusing…unless you have a plan. WJBF News Channel 6’s Jennie Montgomery talked with the manager of a local Kroger store for the best tips to save money when you go grocery shopping.

Several months ago we brought you a special report on communities trying to fight back on saggy pants. We received a big response from viewers, like you, and many posed the question: If men are being targeted about wearing offensive clothing, why not women? Our Fraendy Clervaud has the story in this Racy Clothing Special Report.

If you have health insurance, you can consider yourself lucky. An estimated 47 million Americans are uninsured. Now, you’ll meet a man struggling to survive a devastating illness…and the financial hardship it brings. WJBF News Channel 6’s Mary Morrison has his story.

The Savannah River Site is a fixture around these parts…but many people remember it as a place that housed nuclear materials and dealt with bombs during the Cold War. But these days, the site is all about clean-up…and they’re doing so much more for you and your future. Count on Joy Howe with this special report.

WJBF News Channel 6’s Mary Morrison has the heartbreaking story of a man whose life was turned upside when illness hit out of the blue.  Now he’s out of a job and up to his neck in medical bills.  To top it all off, he can’t work anymore to make the money he needs to stay afloat.  Mary will share his wrenching story and explain how you can get help.  In the meantime, we found some links you can use to investigate medical billing advocates.

Thousands of Georgia-Carolina voters have already cast their ballots, ahead of Tuesday’s election. So, what’s done, pre-election season, to keep those electronic voting machines in working order? Count on Paige Tucker to tell us in a WJBF News Channel Special Report