Sasha Jones

Natural disasters can strike at any moment — and it’s always a good idea to be prepared. NBC 6’s Sasha Jones reports.

Since the start of the pandemic, NBC 6 Responds has reported on the challenges many people have faced in trying to receive their unemployment benefits. Our team received complaints about a variety of issues, from “error messages” to “glitches” preventing many from applying for benefits on the state’s online unemployment portal, CONNECT. Over the course of the pandemic, the state…

Fitness centers in South Florida are back open, but with coronavirus cases spiking, not everyone is ready to head back to the gym.  Personal trainer Porshia Pryor told NBC 6 that when the pandemic hit, she went from meeting clients at the gym to meeting them online in order to adapt to their concerns. “It was like a hit or…

Many industries have been forced to adapt during this pandemic and the fitness industry is no different. Fitness centers in South Florida are back open but with coronavirus cases spiking, not everyone is ready to head back to the gym.

Secretary Jonathan Satter, who runs the COVID-19 response for the Department of Economic Opportunity, speaks with NBC 6 Responds Reporter Sasha Jones about how unemployment benefits are being handled.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced he signed an executive order to assign more state employees to the Department of Economic Opportunity. NBC 6’s Sasha Jones reports.

It’s Friday, November 22nd – and NBC 6 has the top stories you need to know for the day.

In Florida, restaurants are inspected by the state at least once a year and the inspections are posted online. NBC 6 Responds shows you how to find out if the place where you are eating is clean, and why some say there should be an easier way to know what inspectors find.

Every year, millions of passengers board a cruise to go on vacation but those plans can change quickly if there’s an outbreak of a contagious disease. NBC 6 Responds and Investigators team up to see how often it happens and what to do if it happens to you.

A woman says she was told her state-issued disabled parking placard and ID wasn’t enough for her to be able to park in an ADA parking spot at a popular venue.

A woman called NBC 6 Responds after she tried to park in an ADA parking spot at the Hard Rock Stadium.

Unwanted robocalls seem random, but the next one you receive might not be random at all. NBC Responds exposes how today’s scammers tailor their calls to personally target you, and you might unknowingly be helping them.

Unwanted robocalls seems random, but the next one you receive might not be random at all. NBC Responds exposes how today’s scammers tailor their calls to personally target you, and you might unknowingly be helping them.

A Tamarac homeowner called NBC 6 Responds when her newly installed impact windows started to leak.

Many people have suspected their phones are listening to them, but one expert says there are other ways our phones are collecting data. Consumer Investigator Sasha Jones has how you can minimize the data your phone is collecting.

It’s Wednesday, October 16th – and NBC 6 has the top stories you need to know for the day.

A civil lawsuit claims a four-year-old was burned after handling “unreasonably and dangerously” hot chicken.

A first-time homeowner says her property taxes were paid late but it’s not her fault. The late payment is haunting her years later. That’s why she decided to call NBC 6 Responds for help.

Some first-time home buyers thought they did everything right when they closed on their home, but a year after moving in, they got a notice saying they were late on their property taxes.

Health-related apps come with benefits, but experts warn consumers that there could also be some downsides. Consumer Investigator Sasha Jones breaks down what you can do to help increase security and protect your privacy.