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You were probably raised by a nurse if…
If your junk drawer had surgical scissors, chores were charted, and the doctor was the last place you went when you were sick…you were probably raised by a nurse. From the way you automatically diagnose every sniffle to your uncanny ability to stay calm in chaos,...
Stress Management Tips for Police Officers
Every call, every shift, every split-second decision places police officers under pressures most people will never experience. Over time, that constant strain can take a real toll -- on mental health, physical well-being, and even job performance. The good news is...
Helping Your Dog Lose Weight
If you’ve noticed your dog looking a little rounder than usual, you’re not alone. It happens gradually, almost sneakily -- even to the most loving and attentive owners. The good news? Helping your dog get back to a healthy weight doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In...
The Worst Place to Stash Your Valuables
Think you’ve found the perfect hiding spot for your cash or jewelry? Think again. From the freezer to the sock drawer, burglars know all the “secret” places homeowners use to stash their valuables. Before you tuck away your treasures in plain sight, learn which hiding...
Are You Road Trip Ready?
The fall and winter holidays are here, and that means one thing -- road trip season! Whether you’re packing up the car for a cozy weekend with family or planning a winter getaway, a little prep now can make the miles ahead smooth and stress-free. So before you hit the...
How much rent can you afford?
You’ve found the dream apartment -- great neighborhood, easy commute, maybe even a dishwasher (score!). But before you start packing boxes, there’s one big question to answer: Can you actually afford it? Figuring out how much rent fits your budget isn’t necessarily...
Falling Back: How Time Changes Affect Us
Ready or not -- it’s time to “fall back!” As the clocks turn back and we “gain” an extra hour of sleep (in theory, anyway), our bodies and minds begin the tricky process of adjusting to the seasonal shift. That simple 60-minute change can do more than confuse your...
Trick or Treat Safety for Kids, Pets and Homeowners
Ghosts, goblins, and giggles -- Halloween is one of the most magical nights of the year! Between the costumes, candy, and community fun, it’s a night made for memories. But even the most festive fright night needs a few safety tricks to keep the fun from turning into...
Special Savings for Everyday Heroes
This First Responders Day, we’re honoring the heroes who show up when it matters most. Whether you’re saving lives, protecting others, or offering comfort in moments of crisis, your courage inspires us all. To say thank you, companies nationwide are offering exclusive...
Fall Driving Hazards
As the temperature drops and the leaves begin to fall, road conditions change in ways that can catch even experienced drivers off guard. Deer are more active, wet leaves can be as slick as ice, and shorter days mean more time driving in the dark. Here’s what to watch...