Dear Annie: I’m struggling with how to move forward after my adult daughter, “Rachel,” cut me off two years ago. We used to be close. I raised her as a single mom after her father left ...

Dear Annie: My younger sister “Kayla” recently moved in with me while she finishes school. I offered because she was struggling financially and I have the space. At first, it felt good to help ...

WOODBURY, CT. (WFSB) - Woodbury police are looking for the owner of a license plate in relation to a crash that happened in the town. Police said that the incident involved an operator who fled ...

Dear Annie: Our group has someone who is an incredibly kind and thoughtful person, but she just can’t seem to be on time no matter what the occasion. For a long time, it was frustrating.

Dear Annie: Our group has someone who is an incredibly kind and thoughtful person, but she just can’t seem to be on time no matter what the occasion. For a long time, it was frustrating.

Dear Annie: In 1962, I was 14.5 years old and in my first year of junior high. Feeling desperate to be cool, I believed a girl from school when she told me that her brother, who was home on leave ...

In the Instagram Stories post, Annie wore a blue hospital gown and slept while surrounded by monitors. 'Wonder where the life support switch is?' Henry joked in the caption alongside the image.

Dear Annie: My partner’s mother constantly demands attention, and everything revolves around her. Whenever we’re busy or focused on other things, she lashes out -- often hurting those around ...

DEAR ANNIE: I’m at a crossroads in my marriage, and I don’t know what to do. My husband and I barely talk anymore unless it’s about the kids or logistics. There’s no connection ...

Dear Annie: There’s a little boy in my son’s school -- he’s 6 years old -- who has a history of being very physical with other kids, including my son. They were in the same class previously ...

Here are some of my favorites I wanted to share with you. DEAR ANNIE: The letter from “Independent and Irritated” brought back a conversation that changed my life. I was a young, jilted ...