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Realtor.com® recently released its highly anticipated “Grading the States: Affordability & Homebuilding Report Cards,” shedding light on the stark differences in housing affordability and construction efforts across the United States.

Ever have one of those days where you think, “Man, there should really be a holiday for this”? Good news: there probably already is. Today’s calendar is bursting at the

Maine’s senior citizens may soon receive significant property tax relief thanks to a new bill aimed at reducing the financial burden on older residents. Sponsored by Senator Joseph Martin and

As 2025 unfolds, Philadelphia finds itself at a crossroads, emerging from the lingering effects of the pandemic and looking ahead to an uncertain future. The city has made significant strides

This weekend offers a variety of exciting and unique events for couples, singles, and families across the United States. Whether you’re looking to deepen your connection with a partner, meet

The Alamo, a historic symbol of Texas’ rich heritage, is set for a major preservation project as its roof undergoes much-needed replacement. Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham announced that the

The Arizona House of Representatives passed a significant bill addressing the state’s developmental disabilities crisis. The legislation, approved with bipartisan support in a 48-11 vote yesterday, secures essential funding and

A bipartisan legislative package introduced by Rep. Natalie Mihalek and Rep. Melissa Shusterman is working to remove dangerous chemicals from Pennsylvania’s food supply. With the goal of protecting consumers and

South Carolina has become infamous for its high number of DUI-related fatalities. In fact, Forbes ranks the state 8th in the nation for the highest number of DUIs in 2025,

The IRS has officially extended tax filing and payment deadlines for North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene, moving the deadline from May 1 to September 25, 2025. The decision