California has expanded a state law that lets developers build taller apartment projects near major transit stops. State lawmakers and housing researchers say the change could make room for roughly 1 million additional homes over time.
After flying 10 budget airlines this year, three stood out for repeated delays, extra fees, or cramped service. This review names the carriers and explains what happened on specific trips.
After a year-long drive through all 63 U.S. national parks, five stood out for crowding, road limits, fees, closures, or difficult access. This list focuses on practical drawbacks travelers regularly face, based on National Park Service conditions and park-specific rules.
After 10 countries and dozens of Airbnb stays, five destinations stood out for repeated host scams tied to pricing, cancellations, and fake listings. This listicle is based on firsthand stays, booking records, and Airbnb policy details.
As 73 million baby boomers move deeper into retirement age, housing economists are watching how and when those owners sell. The biggest effects are expected to vary by region, price point, and how many older owners stay in place.
A broad heat dome is expected to push dangerous temperatures across more than 20 states during one of the busiest summer travel stretches of the year. Forecasts from the National Weather Service show the hardest-hit areas stretching from the South and Gulf Coast into parts of the West.
Michigan health officials say more than 300 cyclosporiasis cases have been confirmed, far above the state’s usual annual total of about 50. The outbreak is under investigation as summer travel and produce consumption increase.
A new CDC study found about 1 in 4 adults in Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee and Virginia had antibodies tied to alpha-gal exposure. The finding points to broad tick exposure, not a diagnosis of the red-meat allergy itself.
