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A new survey says that Kentucky ranks as one the states with most snorers. Here's what causes snoring and what we can do about it.

It's pretty much a given that on nearly anyone's list of life's priorities, safety and security is right up there at the top of the list next to health. The home monitoring/home security business is booming for a reason.

A recent study by the website, The Niche, lists Evansville as the second most affordable city in the country to live in behind our friends in Fort Wayne.

If you listen to Leslie and I in the morning, you undoubtedly know that my wife and I are really into wine. We love mostly red wines like Pinot Noir, Zinfandel and red blends.

Bigger is not always better, at least according to a new study on marriage, which says a big wedding ring and a big elaborate wedding increases the chances for divorce. WHAT???? Who does these studies anyway?

Want to get a rise out of someone at a party? Double dip a chip and see what happens. I'm sure you have heard someone say that double dipping is the same as putting your whole mouth into the bowl. Well, that notion is actually false. A new study says that there is a huge gap between what disgusts us and what is actually harmful.

With the help of modern medicine, the average human lifespan has increased exponentially over the past few centuries, but now a group of mad scientists predict that a recent breakthrough could hold the answer to keeping humans alive a lot longer – for 500 years.

I can just hear some of my male counterparts screaming as they read this, but there really is something to this. Women have not enjoyed equality in the workplace, especially in leadership positions for decades. A new study says that women are more effective workplace leaders than men and they back it up with numbers.

If you listen to Leslie and I regularly, you know that I might have a few issues....alright, a lot of issues. I have just added to new issues to my list that have nothing to do with bananas, pumpkin, bathrooms or the Kardashians.

We hear all the time about how obesity in this country is out of control and putting more and more people at greater risk for serious health problems. According to a new study, healthy, normal weight, middle aged people might be at much greater risk of stroke if they don't get enough sleep, which is not good news for people like Leslie and I who do a morning radio show.