Former Houston Housing Official Pleads Guilty to Taking Millions From Public Funds
A former Houston real estate agent and city employee has admitted to misusing millions of dollars in city funds dating as far back as 2011. Todd Edwards was the former head of Houston's Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. He had been accused of misusing millions of dollars in public housing funds
Modern Renters Are Turning Their Storage Units Into Their New Side Hustles
As housing costs rise and living space shrinks, many renters are getting creative about how—and where—they live and work. Storage units, once just a place for overflow, are becoming a more versatile extension of the home. In a new study, SpareFoot surveyed more than 500 U.S. storage renters to unde
New Nancy Guthrie Ransom Notes Were Sent To ‘Torment’ Her Family, Ex-FBI Agent Claims—After Sender Claimed They Know ‘Where Her Body Is’
To see our latest updates on the Nancy Guthrie case, please click here. Two alleged ransom notes that were sent by someone claiming to know the location of Nancy Guthrie's body—and the identity of her kidnappers—were likely intended to "torment" her family, including her daughter, "Today" host Savan
Mortgage Interest Rates Today: Rates Ease to 6.37% as Iran Ceasefire Calms Markets
Mortgage rates ticked down Thursday after five consecutive weeks of gains as a tentative two-week ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran went into effect, driving down oil prices and offering markets a welcome reprieve. The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans fell to 6.37% for the week ending Apr
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