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We have officially entered the holiday season and you be ready to start putting up your Christmas lights and decorations. You may come across a string of lights that appears to be burnt out and decide to throw them away and replace the burnt lights with new ones. What most people don't know is there is a viral Tiktok hack showing how to save those lights with a couple of simple steps

A cold front should bring patio weather to most of Texas this weekend. While it will help with the heat, it won't stop the bugs, but this inexpensive hack will.

There's a new hack circulating on social media and it all centers around improving the smell in restrooms.

Information from the completed investigation has found the numbers are higher than anyone previously thought.

Just in time for the festival season in Louisiana, it's the hack we've all been waiting for when it comes to carrying drinks without spilling.

What happens when you combine high daily temperatures with an enclosed vehicle? Well, that's when you have a rolling oven.

According to Business Insider, the private data and information from 533 million Facebook accounts have recently been leaked online.

A frayed phone charger is no fun, but thanks to this life-changing hack your cord will stay intact!

Facebook is on the hot seat again after a security breach exposed the personal info of 50 million users.

This simple weatherman trick will get that ice off your car in seconds!

A cybersecurity breach at a one of the three major credit monitoring companies has exposed 143 million people to identity theft. Find out if you're one of them.

If you have Christmas presents to wrap, this can possibly make your life a lot easier.

In Caddo Parrish, 18 seniors from Southwood High School are facing disciplinary action for hacking into an online class to change their grade.

There are some Louisiana residents who may be at risk of their personal information being exposed. Three Louisiana agencies were notified that their computer security systems, run by JPMorgan Chase, have been hacked. Keep reading to find out if you may be at risk.

Hackers broke into the Associated Press Twitter account on Tuesday and posted a tweet claiming two explosions had rocked the White House, injuring the president.