Looking for a slightly less-stressful holiday season? Frances Jaeger tells Santa to dial it back a notch.

Deborah Booth says there's a long road ahead to restore trust in government.

Northern Illinois University student and WNIJ intern Allyson White had a semester like no other. She shares her handy tip for thriving.

Dan Kenney says we know how to cut poverty and hunger in our country. So why aren't we doing it?

On this 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, we pause to remember the pain and suffering. And we pause to hope we can find peace in the midst of our own turmoil.

There's time to prepare for the tough questions your infant is going to throw at you in a few years. Consider this a public service announcement/parental advisory from Tom McBride.

Suzanne Degges-White says it might sound cheesy, but it really is the thought that counts.

Miss your old neighborhood grocery store? Christyn Rittenhouse sure does. But she found a big ray of hope in the resurgence of co-ops.

Suspended between seasons is a place of melancholy and hope for Katie Andraski.

It's been called "the cruelest tax," and Bob Evans says Democrats need to focus on it for the mid-terms.