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Seeing More Bugs? The Hot Weather Might be to Blame
If you’ve noticed more bugs around your home, you’re not alone. Hotter temperatures mean pests get more active.
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Is That Letter in the Mail Real? Or Just an Advertisement? What to Know
Junk mail can come in all shapes and sizes, but some blurs the line between marketing and official mailers. Here’s how you can spot the difference.
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Is Melatonin Safe for Infants? Hear the Answer From a Pediatrician
Getting children to go to sleep can be a challenge for any parent. Some
might reach for a melatonin supplement, but is it the best option? -
Looking for Baby Formula on Social Media? Watch out for Fake Websites
The baby-formula shortage is affecting families all over the country. Now, scammers, who can be very effective when a parent is desperately trying to feed their child, are using it to take advantage of families.
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California Holds More than $10 Billion in Lost Money. Some May Be Yours
“It’s uncashed paychecks, inactive bank accounts, insurance benefits, safe-deposit box contents,” said a state controller’s office spokeswoman
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Data Breaches Could Reach All-Time High by End of 2021: ITRC
Data breaches are on the rise. Criminals are attacking companies and hoping to get personal information, that they can use to turn a profit.
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How the Pandemic Made Lasting Changes to Grocery Stores
The coronavirus pandemic affected all types of businesses. Grocery stores stayed open the entire time, but it still changed how they function.
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Some Companies Are Sending Employees to Mexico for Cheaper Prescription Drugs
The coronavirus pandemic has restricted cross-border travel. People looking for cheaper prescription drugs are still making the trip south. It’s all because of high drug prices in the United States.
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Why You Shouldn't Hang Masks From Your Car's Mirror
Where do you put your mask when you get back into your car? Auto safety experts say it should go anywhere but the mirror.
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Coin Shortage Hurting Local Businesses
Many of us never give a second thought to coins. Coins seem to just appear under cushions, in pockets, or in the laundry. The coronavirus pandemic has caused a shortage of coins and some businesses are feeling the pinch.
