The global chip shortage. Supply chain headaches. Empty dealer lots and sky-high prices. New car shopping isn’t for the faint of heart.
Do-it-yourself projects were declining. Then the pandemic arrived.
People have been moving to far West Texas during the pandemic, but officials are concerned there isn’t enough water to go around.
Even before the tornadoes destroyed more than a thousand homes, Kentucky had a shortage of affordable rentals.
A Bay Area nonprofit has helped nearly 400 people move from the program into stable housing.
Electric vehicles have been known more for eco-consciousness and finesse than ruggedness and power.
Consumption of durable goods in the U.S. is well above pre-pandemic levels, exacerbating supply chain bottlenecks caused by the pandemic.
Some say the return of the U.K.’s only annual mistletoe auction heralds the beginning of the end of COVID-induced social distancing.
Gift-givers seem to be paying attention to messages urging them to ship early.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s new strategic plan focuses on helping communities adapt to the changing climate.
