In light of the frightening number of mass murders in recent months, there is a lot of jabber by TV's talking heads about the relation between films, mental illness and mass murder. This topic merits serious consideration, beyond a brief sound bite in the mass media.

Too hot, too cold! We hear it at home, and we hear it at the office.

If you put unused or outdated medicines down the drain, you’ll never see them again — but you and others might end up drinking them.

How many times does a judge have to say no? Apparently, quite a few.

We now possess the technology to make a video call on our cellphones to friends and family across the country.

To the Editor: Larry asked whether he must report an anticipated inheritance as "income," and whether there may be some "exemption" (Tribune "Mailbag," Jan. 3).

What do you think of the lawsuits over the sledding death at Duncan Woods?

To the Editor: This year marks 70 years since the sinking of Grand Haven’s Coast Guard cutter Escanaba in 1943. There is, however, another piece to the Escanaba story that is also worthy of remembrance.