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In a recent report from Zillow of the states that had cities with $1 million starter homes, Missouri made the list with only one city.

Did you know that an estimated 8 million tons of plastic enter the world’s oceans every year, much of it originating from urban areas where litter accumulates unchecked? While this statistic highlights a global challenge, the power to effect change often starts at the community level. Organizing a neighborhood cleanup event is a practical and impactful way to enhance local environments, foster community spirit, and contribute to broader environmental health. However, success requires more than just picking up trash; it demands thoughtful planning, coordination, and engagement. Defining the Purpose and Scope Before rallying volunteers, it is essential to clarify the objectives of the cleanup event. Are you targeting a specific problem area, such as a park, riverbank, or streetscape? Or is the goal broader, aiming to increase community awareness about litter and waste management? For example, a neighborhood near a busy highway might focus on roadside debris, while a community

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Bad Company is thanking fans for the support that helped them get chosen for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year.“Thank you to all of our fans and voting members of…

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Vicky Cornell, the widow of late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell, has shared her reaction to the band's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame."Thank you @rockhall," Vicky writes…

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Justice Democrats endorses Donavan McKinney, their first endorsement in four years, to challenge multimillionaire Shri Thanedar for a House seat.

State laws attempting to make it cheaper and easier to repair your own technology continue to gain steam. With the recent introduction of a new “right to repair” law in Wisconsin, groups like U.S. PIRG note that all 50 U.S. states have now at least introduced such bills. But so far only Massachusetts, New York, Minnesota, Colorado, California, and Oregon have actually […]