Dear Amy: My daughter is 33, living on her own, thriving in her career, and in most aspects doing very well. She lives in a different city, so I only see her several times a year. We talk on the phone often.
Dear Amy: My husband has girls from work that message him. Sometimes these are work-related, and sometimes not.
Dear Amy: My in-laws are in town. They are staying at our apartment.
Dear Amy: I have a 12-year-old daughter who belongs to a youth group at church. When she joined, the leaders asked for her cell number so they could contact her about activities.
Dear Amy: I have a 17-year-old daughter who identifies as a male.
Dear Amy: I have a 9-year-old special needs child. “Kyle” is high-functioning on the autism spectrum, but doesn’t do well with athletics and other “typical” settings that might help a child fit in, make friends, and otherwise have a functional childhood dynamic.
Dear Amy: My youngest daughter recently gave birth to her first child, a beautiful baby boy (our fourth grandchild but first grandson).
Dear Amy: My in-laws are in town. They are staying at our apartment.
Dear Doctors: I sometimes have trouble sleeping. I've tried running, which helps with stress, but not with sleep. My husband says he just heard on the news that weightlifting is supposed to be good for sleep. Do you know if this is true?
Dear Doctors: I have read that dogs can tell when someone has cancer just by sniffing them. That's already hard to believe. But when I heard about a nurse who smelled it when her husband got Parkinson's disease, I was sure it was an urban myth. Is it true? What would she be smelling?
Dear Amy: I have a 12-year-old daughter who belongs to a youth group at church. When she joined, the leaders asked for her cell number so they could contact her about activities.
Dear Doctors: How do I tell my doctor that I have a problem with alcohol? I'm prescribed pain medicine, which I don't abuse. However, my alcohol consumption has increased, especially since my mom died last fall. I want to bring it up, but I am not sure how, or even if I should.
Dear Doctors: I've been seeing in the news that if you're depressed, it probably has something to do with your gut. Is it possible that all mental illness comes from a bad gut? Does that mean it would be possible to find a cure?
Dear Amy: I have a 17-year-old daughter who identifies as a male.
Fun in the sun is made all the more sweet with some summer fruits, but what’s that itchy feeling?
Buzz60’s Elizabeth Keatinge tells us about some pretty unique entrees people reported grilling in a OnePoll for Kansas City Steak Company survey.
Caffeine isn’t for everyone. Try these caffeine-free options instead that will still kick start your day, without kicking your head in! Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
Havin’ a heat wave, so suddenly, baked desserts seem like a silly suggestion. Still, there are holidays aplenty, family festivities, reunions and vacation visits too-long delayed. So sweet treats seem like something to consider.
These are some of the most luxurious homes on the Southeast Nebraska market.
In this column I want to inspire you as dark financial storm clouds form on the horizon. Over the past few months, we’ve all been alarmed at the steep rise in the prices of food, gas and, well, everything. That, of course, includes building materials and the prices contractors charge — if you can even get them to bid your job.
Q: I had a contract with a buyer to sell my home. A week before the closing, the buyer canceled the deal. The buyer said they couldn’t get the interest rate for their loan as listed in the contract, even though they were approved by the lender and the rate was well below current market rates according to our agent.
Look through budget-friendly homes for first home buyers and flippers
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The Chinese government says President Xi Jinping will participate in next week’s celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong to China. But it left unclear whether he will visit the former British colony for the highly symbolic event after a crackdown on a pro-democracy movement inflamed tension with Washington and Europe. The official Xinhua News Agency says Xi will attend a meeting for the anniversary and the inauguration of newly appointed Chief Executive John Lee. Xi hasn't made a trip outside the Chinese mainland since the coronavirus pandemic began 2 1/2 years ago. Hong Kong faces a renewed rise in infections following a flood of cases earlier this year.
KHN and California Healthline staff made the rounds on national and local media this week to discuss their stories. Here’s a collection of their appearances.
They are the most fiercely polarizing issues in American life: abortion and guns. And two momentous decisions by the Supreme Court in two days have done anything but resolve them. Instead, they've fired up debate about whether the court’s conservative justices are being consistent to history and the Constitution — or citing them to justify political preferences, To some critics, the rulings represent an obvious and deeply damaging contradiction: How can the court justify restricting the ability of states to regulate guns while expanding the right of states to regulate abortion? To supporters, the court’s conservatives are staying true to the country’s founding principles and undoing errors of the past.
Police fired tear gas from the windows of the Arizona Capitol building to disperse hundreds of people demonstrating outside Friday night, as lawmakers briefly huddled in a basement. The lawmakers were working to complete their 2022 session as thousands of protesters gathered on the Capitol grounds in Phoenix. They were divided into groups condemning and supporting the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision. KPHO-TV reported the officers opened fire when several anti-abortion protesters started banging on glass doors of the building. It wasn’t immediately known if there were injuries or arrests.
It takes a lot of creativity to see the treasures at thrift stores sometimes, but these TikTok creators found home décor and furniture that they completely transformed.
TikTok creator @risinggeminis saw a dated chair at Goodwill and knew it had potential. Cutting the curtain off and deep cleaning revealed a super cool midcentury modern chair.
You don’t need to buy an expensive vase to display your flowers. Instead, hit up a Goodwill for some old glasses like @genevavanderzeil and use paint to totally transform them.
If you love all things Victorian and dark academia @paintedblackdecor’s thrifted lamp transformation will inspire you. You can also use thrifted shirts to upgrade any lamp shade.
Recently, a young college student was canvassing our neighborhood as part of his summer job, and as he talked with my neighbor, her cat escaped and took off through the neighborhood.
Ever wondered which dog breed to get? Here are some dog breeds that you might want to avoid if you have neighbors.
Here's a look at dog breeds that have maintained their popularity over time.
A gallery of photos from the 146th Westminster dog show, including best in show Trumpet, the bloodhound.