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With the sky-high price of gasoline, college students are now examining where they drive and how much it costs per trip. Some are finding relief through online classes. KMPH talked to students who are saving a bundle after turning to the internet. More>>
In recent years we've seen a surge in diabetes here in the united states.The disease can enter your life at any age but as KMPH's Kassata Edwards shows us, children have become one of the biggest victims. More>>
Holiday feasts are underway and with the added calories come added costs. With prices soaring at grocery stores nationwide, it can be exhausting to go food shopping but there are ways to save.
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It might seem like a good idea to let your child watch tv to fall asleep but doctors say think again. Research shows that kids under the age of three who watch too much TV struggle with irregular bedtime routines.
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It's a topic that hits home for many families: grocery shopping on a budget. These days finding deals is a tough task, but as KMPH Kassata Edwards learns...not impossible. More>>
The next time you're shopping for cleaning products you may want to look at eco-friendly brands. According to the environmental protection agency, the air quality in our homes is three to six times worse than the air outside.
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With our economy in a recession the price of food is high. These days staples like eggs, milk, and bread cost a bundle but there is an upside: cost cutters are finding creative ways to save.
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It's a disease that many of us have never heard of but Rett Syndrome affects hundreds of young girls around the country. KMPH's Kassata Edwards reports on the surgical miracle that one family is giving thanks for this holiday season. More>>
In today's economy parents need all the help they can get when it comes to holiday shopping. What better way to understand the hottest toys on the market than putting the decision in the hands of kids? More>>
With winter blowing into town many are anticipating high heat bills, but creating an energy-efficient home could help. You don't have to pour money into major green upgrades to see a difference. KMPH's Kassata Edwards shows us the little changes that can save you money. More>>
These days everyone is trying to get something for free. Just when you thought the idea was impossible KMPH's Kassata Edwards discovered you don't have to invest your money on wall street to get a free ride on main street.
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Black markets, big busts, and cows are three terms now connected to raw milk. As the dairy industry deals with the controversial issue, the spotlight is now shining on health. More>>
Got milk? Got raw milk? A debate is heating up across the county over whether unpasteurized milk is safe. Now the government is getting involved and, as KMPH's Kassata Edwards reports, in some states having raw milk is against the law. More>>
Hair loss is a big problem for millions of women, but there is hope. KMPH's Kassata Edwards reports on the aggressive treatments giving women self esteem during a time of need. More>>
The teen years are a challenge for many adolescents and in some cases the stress can literally be seen on the face. KMPH's Kassata Edwards reports on the latest advancements in the quest for clear skin. More>>
If you're suffering from a rash, an upset stomach or a fever it may sound like your typical cold or flu but it could be a whole lot more and the culprit may be your pet. KMPH's Kassata Edwards reports on zooinotic diseases; illnesses transferred from animals to humans, a problem on the rise in today's pet friendly society. More>>
As we enter the fall season, flu shots are already being offered at clinics across the country. But after last year's bust will the newest version work? KMPH's Kassata Edwards looks into the effectiveness of this year's vaccine and introduces us to one version that doctors are raving about. More>>
Times are tough and it can be difficult to fill up your gas tank every week, but that doesn't mean you should be cutting back on basic car maintenance. It may save you money in the beginning but as KMPH's Kassata Edwards reports the long term effects could be devastating. More>>
In Fresno County it can be a challenge to find parks dedicated to the four-legged family member in your life. But one group is trying to change that. KMPH's Kassata Edwards introduces us to FIDO, an organization focused on swapping open land for off leash dog parks. More>>
Kids are back in school and for many families it's the start of cold and flu season. On average a child will get eight to ten colds per year. But as KMPH's Kassata Edwards reports you may want to think twice before buying over the counter medicine. More>>
A recent study found that one in three U.S. Adults suffers from hearing loss. Experts say one of the biggest contributing factors to this national crisis is noisy work environments. More>>
Doctors say using an mp3 player is no different than listening to your stereo. Here's the problem: you can take them anywhere and listen longer, creating long-term hearing problems.
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When it comes to accessories, most women are always searching for designer handbags at affordable prices. These days fake labels provide a way for trend setters to get an attractive price for knock-off designs, but the underground business could land you in jail.
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Last year over 300,000 women went under the knife to get breast implants here in the U.S. With cosmetic surgery increasing in popularity, the options are expanding. KMPH has a profile of the latest advancements in this booming industry. More>>
There's one question most of us get every day "debit or credit?" But what is the best method when it comes to paying at the register? KMPH crunched some numbers and has the top ways to be financial savvy during everyday spending. More>>
When it comes to sports, online ticket sites have always been controversial but nowadays leagues are joining the effort. Football fans can now buy and sell tickets right on the NFL website, but in the long run does it pose a problem?
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We're all guilty of it: sharing food from our dinner plates with the four- legged family member under the table. But now there's a new hazard that pet owners need to be aware of.
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Hundreds of volunteers spent their summer protecting the golden state on both land and in the sky from wildfires. KMPH sat down with one local hero, who helped in the fight against fire and is now back in the Central Valley making a difference one student at a time. More>>
These days you can usually garden on a budget but most people spend a bundle on pesticides. Many think creatures will enter their yard and ruin everything, but as KMPH discovered, that's far from the truth.
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If you've been to a spa lately you may have seen 'foot detox' on the service menu. Some people live by them, while others say the process isn't scientifically possible.
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These days getting a loan is a lot harder than before the credit crisis, but some borrowers have discovered a different kind of lender. KMPH uncovered a new way to get cash; it's a blend between social networking and an on-line auction house. More>>
A recent study found that nearly three out of five middle-class retirees will run out of money during their lifetime. Even in a tight economy there are ways to enjoy the golden years. KMPH breaks down the a-b-c's of surviving as a baby boomer, in a tight economy.
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These are tough times for job seekers as more people are laid off. The U.S. unemployment rate is at it's highest since 2004 but some jobs are considered recession-proof. KMPH uncovers the best jobs to ride out in our present economy. More>>
Kids are out of school and on summer vacation, but that break from the classroom setting could be draining their brain. KMPH compiled a few simple activities that can push your child to the head of the class. More>>
Next month college-bound teens will be dealing with a new experience: leaving the comforts of home to live in a dorm room. KMPH has all you need to know about turning that dull space into a comfortable place to live. More>>
The days of kids getting plenty of exercise are long gone. The U.S. Obesity epidemic is now affecting children; with close to 23 million pre-teens weigh too much. More>>
We continue to hear about mass layoffs in all industries across the country, so where does the future lie for employees?KMPH looks at the hot jobs of tomorrow for recent grads. More>>
Going 'green' is as easy as changing your light bulbs. KMPH News breaks down the popular CFL bulbs that help the environment and save you money. More>>
Breast cancer is something women hear about constantly. Doctors usually tell you to look for lumps and get mammograms but is there more to it? New research says doing a breast self-exam doesn't improve breast cancer survival.
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On Tuesday President Bush announced that there was no "quick fix" to lower record fuel prices. There may be a way to slash your monthly budget when it comes to the electric bill; KMPH found one family that's saving hundreds of dollars, thanks to the sun. More>>
It's the age old question that owners of mixed-breed dogs constantly face: "what kind of dog is that?"If you've been giving people an educated guess about your pup's background, one company says, "you're barking up the wrong tree." KMPH found an easy way to unlock your pet's past. More>>
Consumers are looking for ways to cut down on trips to the pump and for many that means biking more and driving less. KMPH found the best ways to stay on budget despite high gas prices; and it's all done by peddling! More>>
Each year more than 600 thousand senior citizens are treated for accidents that happened in the comfort of their own home. KMPH has some simple steps you can take to prevent potentially fatal injuries from hitting close to home. More>>
With fuel prices rising, a ton of offers for "free gas" have hit the market. From car dealerships to hotels consumer; incentives are booming. Before you jump on that "golden opportunity" though, KMPH has the 411 on the fine print you need to check. More>>
We're all looking for some relief at the pump right now and a gadget on Google may do the trick. There's a new way to find the nearest gas station with the cheapest price. More>>
Ever thought about trading some of your unwanted gold jewelry for much needed cash? You can go anywhere from the web to pawn shops to do business, but the prices are all over the board. More>>
People are living longer than ever in today's society, just last week a Madera woman turned 110-years-old. KMPH sat down with this mother of 12 to talk about life after 100, and to answer the age old question: what is the key to longevity? More>>
Right now it's running about $2.50 a gallon and it's considered one of the most environmentally friendly fuels on the market. You may be asking, "Where can I fill up?"Compressed natural gas could be the answer to your pain at the pump. More>>
Since March, more than 400 people have been indicted in a Justice Department crackdown of a nationwide mortgage fraud that has contributed to the country's housing crisis. Despite tough times, there are bargains you can take advantage of. More>>
Many homeowners are having a hard time making their mortgage payments due to sky high adjusted rate loans. More>>
Starting July 1st, it will become illegal for you to drive while talking on your cell phone unless you have a hands free device. We've got the best ways to obey the law without shelling out a ton of cash. More>>
Going through a divorce can be challenging and painful, but there's a new trend called digital divorces, making it easier for divorcees to untie the knot. More>>
June is National Home-Ownership month, and while the housing market has been slow, it's the perfect situation for first-time home buyers. If you're frustrated with paying sky-high rent there is a reasonable way to achieve the American dream. More>>
They're part of the family but you can't always bring them on vacation. We've got ways to keep your pet safe while you travel. More>>
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. We found the best ways to protect yourself from the sun; one piece of clothing at a time.
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In our slow housing market many are asking, "how do I sell my house?" KMPH.com offers tips from one expert who guarantees a sold sign on your front yard and cash in your pocket. More>>
With the hit show now transformed into a silver screen hit, "Sex and the City" is back in its prime, guiding women about all things fashion. But what do employers think about some of the women's style choices the show has inspired?
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In an effort to find alternative uses for household waste and making some extra cash, some people are heading to the web, but beware! There are some shocking secrets behind so-called environmentally friendly programs. More>>
Different types of sunscreens arrive on store shelves every summer, but what do they actually offer? If the words "Helio-Plex' and "Avo-Tri-Plex' leave you baffled, listen up. We asked one dermatologist to show us the ABC's of sunscreen. More>>
When you hear the words 'personal training' your first reaction may be to run for the hills, but we've got a method that will benefit your everyday life, while using objects you've actually seen before. More>>
With sky high gas prices and the latest announcement from American Airlines charging all checked bags, you may want to cancel that vacation, but hold that thought. Here are the best ways to travel while leaving money in your wallet to fill up the tank. More>>
Did you know your computer keyboard could be hazardous to your health? Here's how to protect yourself from the one object you just can't keep your hands off. More>>
With our economy facing symptons of a recession everyone is feeling the pinch. Gone are the times of heading to the mall and spending money on the latest fashions, these days people are heading thrift stores.
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A recent study from the University of Minnesota says nearly 50% of our country's pets are overweight. We've got some of the best ways to deal with your pet's weight issues. More>>
The Hubbard family talked publicly for the first time Thursday, about the pain of losing their two sons, Nathan and Jared. More>>
Stacy Johnson Klein offered blistering testimony on Thursday, in the trial of Lindy Vivas. Vivas served as the former Fresno State Woman's Volleyball coach. She is suing the University over her termination, for lost wages and other damages. More>>
The Golden State's water supply was on Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's agenda when he visited the valley on Monday. More>>
A state senate committee discussed gender discrimination and Title IX implementation at CSU universities at the state capitol on Tuesday. More>>
The Merced County Sheriffs Department is investigating a homicide that occurred early Friday morning on Childs Ave just west of highway 99. More>>
Friends and strangers shared a common bond as they watched the funeral procession for Staff St. Brian Piercy go by on Herndon Avenue Friday. More>>
A police standoff in southwest Fresno ends nearly two hours after it starts. Fresno Police evacuated guests at the Town House Motor Hotel near Roeding Park. More>>
People in the community lined the streets late Friday morning in honor of Staff Sgt. Brian Piercy. More>>
