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

The Canton Museum of Art’s Wednesday posts will share virtual exhibition tours and artmaking activities as part of its Museum To Go program, take in-depth looks into parts of the CMA collection, and feature a range of content to engage, entertain, and educate people of all ages. ...

If the positive energy of this season feels a bit overshadowed by the current news, and you're feeling anxious about colds, flus and other viruses, it's important to remember there are things that are in your control. In fact, we have a list of eight things you can do right now to take charge of your health, boost your immune system, and maintain a lifestyle that has you feeling and looking your best. ...

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. ...

The center opened because the deaf community was looking for services and programs to be provided in American Sign Language (ASL), and hard of hearing individuals sought support and guidance from knowledgeable professionals who could understand their unique challenges. ...

SocialSecurity.gov offers many online tools and services to save you time. Here are five that can make your life easier, from opening your own Social Security account to submitting an online application for retirement benefits and much more! ...

All local Social Security offices will be closed to the public for in-person service starting Tuesday, March 17, 2020. This decision protects the population we serve—older Americans and people with underlying medical conditions—and our employees during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. However, we are still able to provide critical services. ...