Knowing you can’t do anything about how a situation ended can feel like defeat. But it’s more important to understand these ...

Now that we’ve convinced you you should try to fix your own stuff (see main story), here’s a rundown of what you need to know before you get started. Ain’t no way around it: To fix things, you need ...

The Repair App is a new platform that connects trusted repair service providers with people who need their stuff fixed. It couldn’t come at a better time for economically strapped consumers. A new app ...

A lot of people find it easier to throw away broken household items and buy new ones, but for the volunteers at the first Fix-It Fair in Brunswick on Sunday, there's still value in making repairs.

Repair cafés are becoming more popular as people look for sustainable and cost-effective ways to fix the things they own.

Most guys won't admit it out loud, but some of the best repairs of their lives happened when the rest of the house was asleep. For some reason, that's when the brain slows down enough to actually ...

Experts claim we can mend many everyday products ourselves, while iFixit, a free online repair guide, even says that we should ‘never take broken for an answer.’ For many this is not news, but ...

3D printing is not only a fun hobby but also an excellent way to produce a ton of functional tools and accessories that can be used around the house. Apart from printing new objects and items, though, ...

For once, the main reference for this article is not online. It's"In Praise of the Carburetor - An Essay on the Value and Meaning of Work", written by Matthew B. Crawford. Crawford, published in ...

FAIRMONT — Leather, cloth, bikes, electronics and cast iron. Those are a few of the things residents in the North Central West Virginia region can have help with repairing on Saturday in Morgantown.

MALTA, N.Y. — After a successful debut last fall, the Malta Repair Café is back, ready to give broken household items a second life and bring neighbors together in the process. “We were really ...