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A nearly yearlong battle over a lucrative lottery contract has landed the state's gaming agency in hot water with the Maryland Board of Contract Appeals, which sanctioned the agency last month for dragging its feet on demands to produce documents.

Edmunds reports on the best SUVs for parents, highlighting the 2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid as a top choice for its safety and practicality. 

Attorney General Peter Neronha’s office has rejected a turnaround plan by the new owners of Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital, determining it was insufficient to keep them afloat.  “The runway, if they don’t get it turned around quickly, it’s not extensive,” Neronha said in an interview Monday morning. “I think […]

Across Michigan, school districts, food pantries, legal aid groups and nonprofits are preparing for another change in the distribution of SNAP benefits. Starting Oct. 1, states are required to pick up an increased share of the program’s administrative costs, a shift that analysts at the Michigan League for Public Policy estimate will cost the state […]

ZoomInfo reports Dreamforce 2026 highlighted a focus on clean data, practical tech adoption, and AI integration, shifting from hype to execution and ROI.

CarInsurance.com reports that the worst commutes don't equate to high car insurance rates. Stockton-Lodi, CA, has the longest commutes but lower premiums than the state average.

Abacus Global Management reports that more life insurance policyholders are exploring secondary market values, which often exceed standard cash surrender values. 

Offerpad reports that regional cost per square foot varies widely in the U.S., affecting real estate pricing. Coastal areas like California have higher prices, limiting space, while the Sun Belt and Midwest offer more generous floor plans for the same budget.

Successories reports that job hopping's financial benefits have diminished since the Great Resignation, with longer tenures improving workplace loyalty and stability.

Griffin Funding reports that conforming mortgages have lost their majority share, with non-QM loans driving this significant shift in the market.

Lower reports that 49.2% of consumers are comfortable with AI approving mortgage applications, with even higher comfort in other tasks. 

Honeydew reports a new topical formulation of Accutane, promising fewer side effects for mild-to-moderate acne, but oral isotretinoin remains the cure for persistent cases.

Achieve reports seven budgeting tips to enhance skills and savings: track expenses, be realistic and flexible, use tools, set goals, and factor in found money.

Freedom Debt Relief reports tips for building an emergency fund while paying down debt, like starting small, automating savings, using high-yield accounts, and celebrating milestones.

(BPT) - By Ned MonroeIt happens so often we hardly notice: Head to the kitchen, grab a glass from the cabinet, fill it with water from the faucet.Tap water is one of many conveniences of modern …

The Luxury Pergola reports that loneliness is a growing epidemic in the U.S., with 71.2% of hosts canceling outdoor gatherings due to heat, highlighting a need for better outdoor accommodations.

Felina reports that online clothing sizes vary significantly by brand, making it essential to consult size charts, as there's no universal measurement.

The 74 reports that Friends Center in New Haven provides free housing to early childhood educators, addressing high living costs and supporting staff stability.

PropertyReach reports that absentee owner data is vital for real estate investors, providing insights into motivated sellers and enhancing investment strategies.

Atmos reports on Machias, Maine, a small town facing extreme flooding due to climate change. 

Wells Fargo reports on child identity theft, emphasizing its stealthy nature due to minimal monitoring. 

Silver Oak Winery reports wine does go bad after opening, typically within three days. 

Pangram Labs reports on HARO's revival after AI-generated pitches flooded the platform, revealing journalists prefer human sources, limiting AI submissions.

(BPT) - While many homeowners are eager to kick off a renovation with cosmetic upgrades, the less visible systems behind the walls typically deserve attention first. From plumbing and electrical …

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Enterprises are rapidly adopting AI agents for contract management. But when contract data lacks context, the answers AI produces can be difficult to trust.Contract data is …

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