Millions of us suddenly working from home are trying to carve out productive workspaces while managing upside-down schedules and unfamiliar technology. Here are a few home office to make the transition easier. By now, you may have discovered many of these on your own, but check out the list and see if there's something you may have missed. ...

With children are home from school because of the COVID-19 outbreak, many are spending more time with grandparents who are called on to be caregivers as well as grandparents.  So, what's the best way to assure children during this time of change and uncertainty? ...

Fear and uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic could give rise to an outbreak of scams, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost warns. ...

As Ohman Family Living grows, the organization is also expanding its team of like-minded caregivers. Noting that working in senior healthcare is more of a calling than a job, one employee says, “Your heart has to be in it. You need compassion, patience, understanding, an open mind and the willingness to learn.”  ...

Your face-to-face interactions may be limited, but psychologists suggest using phone calls, text messages, video chat and social media to access social support networks. If you’re feeling sad or anxious, use these conversations as an opportunity to discuss your experience and associated emotions. ...

For people who are in quarantine, being separated from others if a healthcare provider thinks you may have been exposed to COVID-19 can be stressful, even if you do not get sick. Read on to learn how to manage all phases of coronavirus-induced stress. ...

National Introverts Week encourages "introverts to be proud of who they are, and to draw attention to the fact that they too can be every bit as successful in business and in life as their extroverted counterparts – and in many cases, even more so.” ...

Cleveland 20/20 consists of nearly 200 photographs with four central themes: water, leisure, intimate moments and geography. “The exhibition presents 25 points of view of Cleveland, interwoven in groupings that evoke the texture of urban life at various intersections, monuments, and neighborhoods—some familiar, others not,” says exhibition curator Lisa Kurzner. ...