A ResumeBuilder.com survey of 978 business leaders in October 2025 found that 13% of companies planned to add required office days in 2026. Only 5% planned to cut back. These are the signs a Massachusetts employer is going to cut your remote days, based on companies that’ve already done it. 1. Paper Trail from Badge…
By early August 2026, more than half of North Dakota sat in at least moderate drought, up from just 18% a year earlier, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. If you watched North Dakota’s crop reports at all this year, you already sensed how rough the season turned for the people growing your food. These…
Des Moines logged worse-than-average pollen days, landing 31st out of the 100 largest U.S. metro areas in the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s newest report. You don’t need the ranking to know it. Drive past any Iowa soybean field this time of year, and the sneezing starts before you’re back on the highway. These…
South Carolina keeps getting older. The state’s 65-and-up population just crossed 21.1% of all residents, according to the Census Bureau’s latest count. Turning 65 unlocks familiar milestones like Medicare enrollment. It also flips a switch on something many new retirees never see coming: Their property tax bill. These are the things that change on a…
A fenced backyard doesn’t automatically make a dog owner legally compliant in Ohio. Owners of a dog labeled dangerous now have to carry $100,000 in liability insurance on that one animal, under a law state lawmakers call Avery’s Law. That’s just one rule. These are the Ohio dog laws owners break in their own backyard….
U.S. Postal Service workers experienced more than 5,200 dog attacks nationwide last year. A loose dog is the obvious warning; a carrier reads plenty more about a house before ever touching the porch steps. These are the things West Virginia mail carriers know about a house before anyone answers the door. 1. A Mailbox Left…
South Carolina logged 282 burglaries for every 100,000 residents in 2024, according to Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) crime data. Many of those break-ins hit a house sitting empty for a weekend, not one where somebody’s asleep inside. That’s where a few settings help. These are the home security settings South Carolina homeowners check before…
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center starts its backcountry forecasts every fall, before the peaks hold much snow at all. These are the early snow signs Colorado mountain towns watch for in October. 1. Loveland’s Snowmaking Guns Loveland Ski Area turns its snowmaking guns toward an October target every year, and the resort’s numbers back that…
An Ohio Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) application asks for six documents this year. Ohio’s Winter Crisis Program opens Nov. 1, right as this year’s paperwork starts piling up on kitchen tables across the state. None of it’s complicated, but one document trips up more households than the rest combined, and it isn’t always the…
In October 2025, the Marquette Law School Poll found that 55% of Wisconsin voters believe data center costs outweigh the benefits. By September 2026, it was 74%. Data centers clearly have a Wisconsin problem, and Marquette’s latest poll shows how fast it grew. Who Asked, and How A Marquette Law School Poll, which the law…
