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David Noble, VoiceCorps, describes the dramatic increase in the service area for the audio reading service for the visually impaired
Miah Wurtsbaugh, of the Union County WIC Office, and Chris Smith, from the OhioHealth Mothers’ Milk Bank, discuss the importance of breast milk in infant health and the opening of the bank’s newest milk drop location in Union County.
A study finds that women who struggle with stress from their jobs, are more likely to gain weight.
The days are getting longer but light can still be hard to come by this time of year. Here's what the pros say you should do to brighten things up.
The IRS has begun accepting and processing tax returns for individuals. There are a few tweaks this year you need to know about.
Here's how to avoid squandering too much time on meaningless things so you have time for what is truly important.
The Lua smart plant pot has sensors to monitor moisture, light and temperature and translates the needs of the plant into emotions that can be displayed on a digital screen.
Chad Jester and Kristin Rost of the Ohio Opioid Alliance, discuss the "Denial Ohio" public-service effort to combat the opioid epidemic.
It’s important to keep ice clear from your sidewalks and driveways to prevent accidents.
Derek Longmeier, Problem Gambling of Ohio, discusses the challenges of legalizing sports betting in Ohio.
If you heard that red meat is harmless, you need to hear this before you order that burger.
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects an estimated 10 million Americans but a healthy diet can keep the blues at bay.
It’s important to keep ice clear from your sidewalks and driveways to prevent accidents.
Are you covered under your homeowner’s policy if someone slips on the ice on your walk?
There are some high-tech gadgets that might help you keep a New Year’s resolution to stay healthy.
The Amish don’t rely on technology for their cleaning. Here are their simplified solutions.
Before you leave for the airport on your holiday travels, here are some tips from travel pros.
The Pantone Color Institute has picked its color of the year for 2020. Good news: It’s blue.
You can clean your glass range cooktop with some products you may already have around the house.
Donn Ditzhazy, Wagons Ho Ho Ho co-founder and board member, talks about the chairty, which delivers over 1500 wagons filled with toys and a complete Christmas dinner for those in need.
Bruce Luecke, of Homeport, discusses a study which shows significant economic benefit for investment in affordable housing programs.
Welcome to Cyber Monday! Here’s how to save when you’re doing your holiday shopping online.
The average family wastes about $1,500 a year on food they buy but don’t eat. These tips will help reduce your waste and your grocery bill.
The personal-finance website WalletHub has picked the best and worst things to buy the day after Thanksgiving.
The AAA studied holiday air fares from 2016 to last year and found the best -- and worst -- time to book your flights.
Dr. Mark Hurst, medical director, Ohio Department of Health, has information on how people may help save a life by knowing suicide warning signs and steps to take to intervene.
Fall is when cold, flu and allergy season all collide. Here's how to tell the difference.
The new streaming services AppleTV+ and Disney+ have launched. Here's what you need to know to comparison shop.
The open-enrollment period for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act lasts until Dec. 15 and health-care advocates advise you to read the fine print.
November is peak season for vehicle-deer collisions in Ohio. Here is how to avoid a collision and what to do if you can't.
An occasional "power nap" keeps you fresh and reduces mistakes. Here's how to get the most out of your 40 winks.
Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, of Disaster Avoidance Experts, discusses his new book on how to avoid making bad decisions in business: “Never Go With Your Gut.”
Joan Alker, executive director of the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families, discusses the center’s report, which found that Ohio was one of the states with the largest increase in the number and rate of uninsured children from 2016-18.
While you’re still finishing off the leftover fun-size Snickers bars, you can set a head-start on Hallowe'en savings for next year.
The holidays are almost here and that means entertaining, big meals and leftovers. This is what you need to know about deciding whether food can be eaten or should be pitched.
The Alzheimer’s Association estimates 5.8 million of those live with Alzheimer’s. Here are 6 early-warning signs you shouldn't ignore.
Smartasset.com's AJ Smith tells you what you need to do make the jump from tenant to homeowner.
Melissa Federman, of The Center for Community Solutions, discusses the findings of the group’s “Status of Women” fact-book which compiled data on health, economic status and educational attainment of women in Ohio.