Julie Baxter just faced the most agonizing decision a person with pets can face: whether to euthanize an ailing animal in the face of the overwhelming desire to keep a beloved companion alive. Baxter’s pain was made all the more … Continued
By Tim Henderson, Stateline.org States have had their fun with highway safety messages, posting everything from Taylor Swift lyrics to discourage texting in Mississippi, to a “vibe check” — winking at Gen Z — to encourage seat belt use in Arizona. Such messages … Continued
By Sara Rathner | NerdWallet Thanks to travel rewards credit cards, you summer like a celebrity for the cost of a staycation, and your friends are starting to notice. There’s no reason to gatekeep your travel secrets — the more … Continued
AUSTIN — U.S. existing home sales have reached their lowest levels in nearly 30 years, despite a surge of millennials entering their prime homebuying years, and activity likely won’t bounce back until interest rates start coming down. “I thought by … Continued
Matt Wallner hit his International League-leading 18th home run, Randy Dobnak worked around trouble in five innings pitched and the St. Paul Saints won their 10th game in a row, beating Toledo 4-2 on Friday night. Dobnak (6-5) allowed just … Continued
INDIANAPOLIS — Lakeville’s Regan Smith will be swimming three individual events at the Olympics after winning the 200 backstroke at the U.S. Olympic swimming trials on Friday night. Smith was under world-record pace through the first two laps but faded … Continued