There's no end to the topics that spur stress at family gatherings. Add a jam-packed holiday season into the mix and there's no telling where a conversation will lead. Mayhem or merriment; it's a choose-your-own adventure within families. I ask one question when I meet up with a friend after a family get-together: Did everyone behave? ...

If you're fortunate enough to spend time with family over the holidays, the subject often (and sometimes too quickly) turns to health: theirs, yours and everyone else's who didn't attend the celebration. All this talk about aches and pains and doctor visits can be boring, but it can also be illuminating for a selfish reason: your health. ...

Grief and death lead to shock and sadness for most people. But there's a third emotion that often surfaces: confusion. I know this from first-hand experience, and I'll bet you do, too. If the deceased is a close family member or friend, one of the first questions that emerges is 'Do they have a will?" The second is, 'Where is it?" ...

A new exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art showcases nearly 300 works by Picasso spanning the artist’s career and highlights his exploration of paper. ...

If you're looking to give yourself a gift this holiday season, we've got a great suggestion: Take a class. ...

If you need more light in your life during these long, dark winter evenings, head over to Stan Hywet in Akron for its annual Deck the Hall light display. Inside and out, the estate is decorated for the holidays with 1.4 million lights illuminating the pathways and gardens. ...

Caregiving can be a thankless and certainly exhausting job. But who's taking care of the caregivers? In most cases, no one. Here's ways caregivers can help themselves. ...

What do stress and sleep have to do with diabetes? Plenty, according to a Cleveland Clinic doctor. Read what he has to say about reversing prediabetes. ...