Foreclosures Tick Up as Homeowners Struggle With ‘Affordability Pressures’
Foreclosures are once again creeping higher across the country, with thousands of homeowners facing the legal process of losing their homes. In August, there were a total of 35,697 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings—default notices, scheduled auctions, or bank repossessions—according to ATTOM,
Will Epstein Email Bombshell Make It Harder To Sell Ghislaine Maxwell’s $2.5 Million New Hampshire Hideout?
The bombshell release of emails from accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's inbox led to a number of explosive revelations about his relationship with convicted madam Ghislaine Maxwell. According to Bloomberg, which reviewed a "cache of more than 18,000" emails found in Epstein's Yahoo account, th
Democrats Demand Investigation Into HUD’s Handling of $75 Million in Homelessness Grants
Democratic senators on Thursday urged the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) watchdog to launch an investigation into the federal agency’s handling of $75 million in grants allocated by Congress to combat homelessness. In a letter addressed to acting HUD Inspector General Brian Har
Ballwin, MO Homeowners Can Expect a Warm Start to Fall, Says The Old Farmer’s Almanac
This fall in Ballwin, MO, residents can expect a season that begins warmer than usual before cooling closer to normal by October. The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its Fall 2025 Weather Predictions, and Missouri is forecasted for a warm, relatively dry season. Ballwin just recently earned the re
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