Ed Perkins on Travel: Junk fees: What you need to know
Despite some rhetoric from the administration of doing away with junk fees, they’re still flourishing. And it will take more than public pronouncements actually to get rid of them.
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Ask Angi: What should a new homeowner do?
Here are eight great steps to make your home your own, whether you’re buying for the first time or the 10th.
Caitlin Clark passes Steph Curry for most 3-pointers made in a season in Iowa’s Big Ten Tournament win
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Caitlin Clark was in danger of seeing her streak of games with a 3-pointer made end at 87 games on Friday night. Instead, after missing her first...
Ask the Builder: Beware of how-not-to-do-it videos on YouTube
If you follow the advice in these videos without doing the math, you’ll be in for a huge surprise.
Terry Savage: On the 125,000 high-income earners who have not filed tax returns
Have you filed your 2023 income tax return yet? Millions already have. The rest of us are now officially procrastinators. But we’ll get it done. Except for the 125,000 high-income...
Ed Perkins on Travel: Rental cars glitches update
Over the years I’ve been looking at travel, no topic seems to generate more traveler confusion than rental car insurance. So, as a follow-up to my recent rental car update,...
Ask Angi: What is the best way to deep clean a couch?
Regular cleaning is both preventative maintenance and a home improvement task. It helps prolong the life of furniture, maintains its appearance, removes allergens and dirt, and contributes to a healthier...
Ask the Builder: Beware egotistical and closed-minded contractors
A few weeks ago, I shared a true story with you about my failed asphalt shingle roof. If you remember, it had a 30-year warranty, and after just 12years it...
Texas continues battling second-largest wildfire in US history, officials say
PAMPA, Texas — Wildfires continued to engulf the Texas Panhandle and parts of Oklahoma on Wildfires continued to engulf the Texas Panhandle and parts of Oklahoma on Friday as officials...
Tribes from Alaska to Wisconsin will get millions of dollars for clean energy projects. Here’s how they’ll roll out
The Department of Energy’s Office of Indian Energy estimates that 21% of Navajo Nation homes aren’t electrified. For the Hopi Tribe, it’s 35%.