A program called PACE makes it possible for people with equity in their homes to get easy money for clean energy improvements, regardless of income. But some warn this can lead to financial hardship, even foreclosure.
Many business owners may not know what they'll owe the government under the new tax law, especially those who hope to claim a 20 percent deduction for their qualified business income.
The Connecticut Supreme Court is poised to have a busy 2019 with cases involving the Sandy Hook school shooting, the race of jurors and homes with crumbling foundations on its plate.
In Coral Gables, land of manicured lawns, stylish Spanish Mission-style homes, and strict rules for keeping itself beautiful, how good your solar is depends on which direction you face.
2018 ends in South Carolina with hundreds of people rebuilding homes flooded for the second time in three years and hundreds of thousands of people still paying for nuclear reactors that never generated power.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has reversed course and will go back to issuing and renewing National Flood Insurance Program policies, despite the ongoing government shutdown.
Lincoln's Urban Development Department is looking into the city's affordable housing crisis as federal studies reveal the need for another 5,000 moderately priced, affordable rental units.
