Jason Knowles is a Consumer Investigative Reporter at ABC7 Chicago. He specializes in warning consumers about rip-offs and scams, while also delving into issues like cybersecurity, white-collar crime, and personal finance. Knowles has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, Yahoo News, and ABC News, where he highlights the importance of consumer protection and financial literacy.
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Jason Knowles's coverage predominantly focuses on personal finance, scams, and local news with a specific interest in the LGBTQ+ community. He also provides how-to guides and seasonal content related to holiday shopping and safety. When reaching out to him, consider offering expertise or stories related to financial planning, scam prevention tips for local residents, unique aspects of the LGBTQ+ community in Chicago or Illinois, and insights into local events affecting the community. Additionally, providing actionable advice for his audience during different seasons can be beneficial.
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By: Jason Knowles
No court room, no jury trial. Instead, rideshare customers injured in serious crashes agree to go through arbitration. The outcome rests on the judgement of one arbitrator, instead of a jury of peers, and the payouts might be vastly different.
By: Jason Knowles
A Chicago woman who was injured in a crash during Lyft ride is sharing a warning on rideshare apps' arbitration clauses, which bypass jury trials.
By: Jason Knowles
A north suburban woman is finally cashing in on thousands of dollars in property tax refunds, after months of promises from Cook County. The major holdups were due to upgrades to the county's computer system.
By: Jason Knowles
A local woman is receiving thousands of dollars in property tax refunds from the Cook County Treasurer after a year-long delay thanks to AI experts.
By: Jason Knowles
Concert and baseball season is here and so are the scammers.
Concert and baseball season is here and so are the scammers.
By: Jason Knowles
HUNTLEY, Ill. (WLS) -- A local man owed close to $7,000 for a hearing aid that he says didn't work properly.
By: Jason Knowles
A local man owed close to $7,000 for a hearing aid that he says didn't work properly.
By: Jason Knowles
One local woman contributes to the veteran and gay communities.
One local woman contributes to the veteran and gay communities.
