Paris Fire Kills 17, Half Are Children
A blaze raced through a Paris apartment building housing African immigrants early Friday, killing 17 people, at least half of them children, officials said.
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New Franklin votes to maintain city employees' health coverage While many employers look to cut employee health coverage as a cost saving measure, the New Franklin Board of Alderman approved maintaining the current health plan for city employees at
Book Closes on Elaborate Mortgage Fraud Scheme (Law.com) Mortgage fraudster Matthew Cox wrote an unpublished manuscript that Assistant U.S. Attorney Gale McKenzie described as a "blueprint" of his schemes. The only thing missing, she said, was the final
Don't Get Left Out in the Cold Q: DEAR BOB: About four months ago, we bought our first home. It was built around 1930 in a charming older neighborhood with great schools for our two kids.
The Holiday Blow-Up Bed For Overnight Guests Rest ye merry gentlemen. Testing inflatable beds for visitors, we find one that's kind to revelers' heads and backs.read more...
House And Senate Scramble For Property Tax Plan Only nine days are left in this year's legislative session, and the hot debate is still property taxes.read more...
Home sales, prices may grow more slowly A rise in mortgage interest rates is expected to slow down the U.S. housing market this year, resulting in a decline in the growth of home sales, price gains and