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Jewelry insurance 101: What every new homeowner and renter should know

Jewelers Mutual Group reports that standard homeowners or renters insurance often undercovers jewelry, with typical theft caps of $1,000 to $1,500.

ZoomInfo reports sales teams are quickly adopting AI but struggle to prove its ROI. Measurement discipline is key to effective investment and attribution.

OK Today reports that 47% of young people prefer talking to peers for mental health support, yet many lack the skills to handle such discussions.

5 European adventures that may be even better in the fall

EF Adventures reports that fall is an ideal time for active travelers in Europe, with cooler temperatures and stunning landscapes.

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Culinary professionals see destinations through the lens of the cultures, seasons and agriculture that shape them.Planning your travel around what grows locally and what's in …

Recognizing and shifting ADHD procrastination

Rula reports that procrastination is common among those with ADHD, often caused by executive function difficulties rather than laziness. 

Xero reports that a lean, frequently updated business plan helps owners achieve realistic goals, with those planning often seeing better revenue results.

Way reports that mechanic hourly rates vary significantly across states, with shop owners struggling to balance competitive wages and increased costs.

Jettly reports that private jet charters are thriving post-Labor Day, as travelers shift to autumn for better access to exclusive destinations and less congestion.

The Narwhal reports Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatens to cut electricity exports to the U.S. amid trade tensions, affecting 1.5 million homes and businesses.

How to get started with solo travel

Ally Financial reports tips for safe and enjoyable solo travel, emphasizing destination choice, itinerary sharing, flexibility, and securing valuables.

(BPT) - It's that time of year again: Temperatures are dropping, kids are heading back to school — and cold and flu season isn't far behind. To help you and your family stay healthier this fall …

For most of his life, Douglas Stewart Carter has been confined to a Utah prison cell. On a misty evening and at 71 years old, he emerged free of shackles or guards Monday, with his time on death row now behind him.   As he strode out of the Utah County Jail, Carter smiled and pushed […]

Local governments should have more authority over where data centers are built and how they use local resources, Democratic candidate for South Dakota governor Dan Ahlers said during a debate on Monday. “We should be asking the people of South Dakota what they want, and what they’ve been telling us is they don’t want these […]

Del. Carolyn J.B. Howard, a longtime Prince George's County delegate, died Sept. 19 at age 87. Her former colleagues remembered Howard as an even-keeled lawmaker and a thoughtful mentor.

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 ranks the best SUVs for parents

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 […]

The supermarket assistant manager was working a day shift in Jacksonville when he stepped out of the store’s office and saw two sheriff’s deputies talking with his boss – who then …

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 […]

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