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Chicago property owners challenge massive water bills as disputes mount (opens the original)
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Two Chicago property owners say they are struggling under massive water bills they believe are inaccurate, while city officials say they continue to review disputed charges and explore possible remedies. The latest complaints come amid a growing number of cases brought to ABC7's I-Team involving what residents describe as inflated water bills. Among them are bills totaling nearly $67,000 and more than $274,000. Michael Applegate of Straight-A Property Management said a nearly $6
I-Team Quick Tip: Password fatigue (opens the original)
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Password fatigue is real! A recent security report by "allaboutcookies.org" reveals that 73% of Americans feel overwhelmed managing logins, and almost 50% of people who get a breach notification never change their password. Here's the ABC7 I-Team Quick Tip: Stop relying on your memory. Only about a third of people use a password manager, but they can help you store secure strong auto-filled passwords. If you don't use a manager, use different multi-word passphrases or sentences
GLP-1 scammers targeting consumers by selling fake weight-loss drugs, BBB warns (opens the original)
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- If you're looking for a GLP-1, scammers are looking for you. The Better Business Bureau warns fake ads, texts and online pharmacies are selling bogus weight-loss drugs. Scammers are using artificial intelligence deepfakes of celebrities to make offers look real. You may even get a text saying you're "eligible" for a prescription. Don't click. Don't pay. Talk to your doctor directly about GLP-1 treatment.
Parents say Chicago-area schools failed to protect children from bullying despite Illinois laws (opens the original)
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Families are speaking out about what they describe as chronic bullying in Chicago-area schools, saying their children were not adequately protected and, in some cases, were forced to change schools while the alleged bullies faced little accountability. The families shared their concerns with the ABC7 I-Team, arguing that more needs to be done to protect students despite Illinois laws requiring schools to address bullying. During a meeting with several parents, ABC7 Investigator
Job scam costs suburban woman her livelihood, exposes personal information (opens the original)
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WHEELING, Ill. (WLS) -- A Wheeling woman says a job opportunity she believed was legitimate turned out to be a scam, leaving her unemployed and exposing her personal information. Shayde Fischer said she applied for a content editor position after earning her MBA earlier this year. "I'd got my MBA earlier this year and wanted to do better for myself. I thought, 'hey, a content editor working from home for over 40 bucks an hour is definitely better,'" Fischer said. Fischer applied through what she
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