Oil prices affect the US economy differently than in past decades. Nowadays, the US is less reliant on oil imports and uses less oil to produce more economic output.
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Risks for the US economy grow as the war in the Middle East continues to escalate.
CONWAY — Things have not gone as the Conway School Board had hoped when it comes to a high school tuition agreement with all the sending towns…
As overall inflation cools, rent continues to be the biggest factor keeping household costs elevated nationwide. A new analysis from Construction Coverage breaks down which U.S. cities and states now have the highest median rents, using the latest HUD and Census data across more than 380 metros and all 50 states. The findings help explain why many renters aren’t feeling relief despite rising vacancy rates and slowing rent growth. The full study includes state and metro comparisons that show where housing affordability pressures remain most acute—and where rent costs are diverging sharply from national trends.
As overall inflation cools, rent continues to be the biggest factor keeping household costs elevated nationwide. A new analysis from Construction Coverage breaks down which U.S. cities and states now have the highest median rents, using the latest HUD and Census data across more than 380 metros and all 50 states. The findings help explain why many renters aren’t feeling relief despite rising vacancy rates and slowing rent growth. The full study includes state and metro comparisons that show where housing affordability pressures remain most acute—and where rent costs are diverging sharply from national trends.
A new data analysis from Trace One looks beyond the monthly spike to identify which grocery store items have seen the steepest price increases over time. Using federal pricing data, the study ranks grocery store items by cumulative price growth since the start of the pandemic, alongside 1-, 2-, and 3-year changes—highlighting which everyday staples have seen the most persistent inflation and helping explain why grocery bills remain elevated despite improving headline numbers.
A new data analysis from Trace One looks beyond the monthly spike to identify which grocery store items have seen the steepest price increases over time. Using federal pricing data, the study ranks grocery store items by cumulative price growth since the start of the pandemic, alongside 1-, 2-, and 3-year changes—highlighting which everyday staples have seen the most persistent inflation and helping explain why grocery bills remain elevated despite improving headline numbers.
BARTLETT — The Bartlett and Eaton school boards will bring identical warrant articles to school district voters in March, proposing five-year …
New Hampshire’s housing market continued to show resilience in 2025, with the median price of a single-family home reaching a record $535,000,…