Ohio Governor Pauses Data Center Tax Breaks After Giving Away Far More Than Expected
Ohio is holding off on new tax breaks for data centers, as the lost revenue from the subsidies far exceeds earlier projections. On Tuesday, Republican Gov. Mike DeWine directed the Ohio Tax Credit Authority to hold off on consideration of any new data center tax exemptions. The state legislature has
EXCLUSIVE: Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson List Stunning Martha’s Vineyard Retreat for $9.9 Million—31 Years After They Wed on the Property
Actors Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson are preparing to part ways with one of the most significant homes in their property portfolio: a sprawling Martha's Vineyard retreat where they tied the knot more than three decades ago, in front of a host of A-list guests, including Tom Hanks and President Bil
Aging in Place, Surrounded by Strangers: Why a Lack of Inventory Is Leaving Seniors Lonely in Empty Nests
Picture a four-bedroom home in a suburb that was once full of life: family dinners, block parties, neighbors raising kids side by side. Today, the same house belongs to a senior whose children are grown and scattered, whose closest friends have moved on, and whose neighborhood has quietly turned ove
This Backyard Add-On Could Help Save Your Home and Insurance Policy From Wildfires
AccuWeather predicts 5.5 million to 8 million acres will burn this year, with drought conditions covering more than 40% of the country. Meanwhile, plenty of Palisades and Eaton fire families are still negotiating additional living expense extensions, depreciation holdback releases, and underinsured
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