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The Dallas Mavs in Texas has banned two fans from the American Airlines Center after an incident involving Phoenix Suns player Chris Paul's family.

Cinco de Mayo is an opportunity to showcase the history and unique cultures represented by Cincinnati’s small but mighty Latino population.

Ohio-based Union Home Mortgage is the latest in a string of lenders this week to institute workforce reductions. Laid off workers talked to HousingWire.

Agriculture, Kids and Clays will bring agriculture partners together for a fun, exciting sporting clays event to support the future of agriculture.

Union Home Mortgage has appointed Bryan Wright to vice president of national sales, Cyndi Garza to vice president of national business development, and Steve Runnels to vice president of retail sales, east division. In a statement, the company said that the executives will “contribute to the continued and rapid growth of the organization.”

Ohio-based lender Union Home Mortgage made changes to its leadership group, promoting three executives to vice president positions as the company seeks to boost its growth.

Union Home Mortgage (UHM) has announced the promotions of three executives to top retail leadership positions.  UHM said today that Bryan Wright has been promoted to vice president of national sales; Cyndi Garza to vice president of national business development, and Steve Runnels to vice president of retail sales, east division. 

Yes, it’s March 4th… the only day that is a command for us humans. We thought it was our ability to love that made us human, but it turns out that it is actually our ability to select each image that contains a traffic light. (Put another way, to prove to a robot that we are not a robot.) Underwriters know a thing or two about human nature, and about collateral. This morning I leave San Diego, recently in the press for “de-throning” San Francisco as the least affordab...

A Valley man’s donation of giving a kidney to a family member in need became the inspiration to create a valley-based seasoning business.

The special prosecutor said she had determined Wrights actions "do not rise to the level of behavior justifying the filing of any criminal charge."