Mary Kissel

If home is where the hearth is, then what happens when the fires can’t be lit? The fireplace and hearth are often symbols of home, offering warmth, light and, historically,

William Shakespeare once wrote, “Why then, can one desire too much of a good thing?”

When nominations for the 95th Academy Awards were announced Tuesday, most of the names called out had been handicapped for months. Few were shocked that such theatrical hits as “Top

On a sunny afternoon in December, Angelita De la Luz placed a honeybee into a tube at a laboratory in Buenos Aires. Soon after, a pump released a small, scented

Want to know how well you’re aging? Check your grip strength.

More schools across the nation have installed security cameras, added locks inside of classrooms and stepped up a raft of other security measures, according to new federal data released amid

Fans and critics can’t yet decide on the success of FX’s take on Octavia E. Butler’s “Kindred,” calling it “thrilling” but “uneven,” “provocative” yet “skimpy.” But there’s one thing they

Each year, thousands of birdwatchers flock to northwestern Ohio to welcome birds as they take a brief stop in spring migration.