Education

Estate planning is boring...unless you haven't done it well. Then it's terrifying. It's easy to tune out reminders to get your legal affairs in order. But if you've ever dealt with a poorly executed will or sloppy or non-existent estate planning, you will quickly appreciate the reminders to update your will and other legal documents. ...

Since we have control over 80% of our health and wellness outcomes, it’s up to each of us to integrate these principles for our own good. Even better is joining a community of like-minded folks who will help us to not only stay on track but offer joy along the journey. ...

To mark National Consumer Protection Week 2025, the Department of Consumer Affairs is announcing its new Scam Squad Guide, created with the expertise of more than three dozen Scam Squad partner agencies. In 2024, scammers stole at least $3.4 million from Cuyahoga County residents, almost three times more than the previous year. ...

We're soon going to get our evenings back, but it'll cost us. On Sunday, March 9, we spring forward with the time change. And for many people, losing one hour of sleep can be pretty disruptive. ...

Let's not get stuck on the real versus fake maple syrup debate, shall we? No one's changing their minds at this stage of life. But if you want to celebrate the maple syrup season, we've got a list of places to do it. ...

The goal is to fall asleep and wake up at the same time every day. Sticking to your regular bedtime, no matter what, will help get you back to a regular schedule. ...

Many people believe that only rich people need a financial advisor. In truth, there's nothing all that bougie about relying on someone to educate you about the best ways to invest your money and protect you from making costly mistakes. ...

If you've ever wanted to know more about the interesting world of death investigations and how a crime lab works, then the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's office has just the program for you: its Citizens Academy. ...