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An advocate for persons with disabilities urged everyone to consider checking in with neighbors, friends or family members who may benefit from a helping hand.

Even the little act of purchasing new socks can make a great difference to your sense of contentment. Rather than purchasing impractical gifts, you could make life more enjoyable by spending less money on treats that make you happy at that moment.

Elections can change people’s perception of what is ethically right and wrong, according to new research by the University of Cologne.

Programs designed to help curb a prevalent problem among Ohio teens are poised to get a financial boost.

When it comes to second chances, a bill related to expunging juvenile arrest records is back before the governor for a second chance at becoming law.

Disability advocates say there are ways to rise above the divisive nature of politics and successfully connect with policymakers.

North Dakota's Legislature soon will see turnover, as more lawmakers announce they won't seek re-election.

Doctors are becoming increasingly concerned about the growing wall of mental health problems stemming from the pandemic