Health

Daylight Saving Time has been around since 1966, and every time we lose an hour of sleep we get mad and want it to go away. It turns out, even gaining an hour of sleep is bad for us, and that's why one group is calling for an end to the clock changes.

It's safe to say that this year has pushed even the most grounded of us off-course in one way or another. Here are signs you're overwhelmed and ways to help it.

If you're working from home and you're tired of feeling like you have to be available 24/7, you're not alone. That's leading to burnout for a lot of people.

We spend more than four years of our lives in vehicles, and there are plenty of germs in there with us. The spot in the car with the most bacteria is just a short reach away from the steering wheel.

We know microwaving plastics and aluminum foil is a really, really bad idea. But did you know it can be truly dangerous to microwave nothing at all?

Even the bad things we walk through don't negate who you are and are often revealing and catalysts for change--the good kind.

Don't beat yourself if you find you're not always a shining beacon of wisdom. Going through these moments are, too, a way that you continue to grow in wisdom.

You can make a facemask from many things around the house, but what's most effective? It turns out, vacuum cleaner bags my do the trick if they line the inside of the mask.

If you're feeling down on your luck, maybe your phone number is to blame. And, on the flip side, if one certain number repeats, it might bring a windfall of prosperity.

It's hard to fathom East Texas autumn nights in East Texas without the glow of those Friday night lights. For one South Texas district, this is a reality.

If you need to have a tough conversation, but you don't want to discredit the positive feedback either, there are better ways to do that.

I can't believe that we even have to remind people of this, but here we go: Do not drink hand sanitizer.