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With more than a third of its major roadways considered to be in bad shape, the Garden State has the 2nd worst roads in the United States, according to a new analysis.

With more than a third of its major roadways considered to be in bad shape, the Garden State has the 2nd worst roads in the United States, according to a new analysis.

While roads replete with ruts, rough patches and bone-rattling bumps aren’t uncommon in Oklahoma, the state compares rather favorably to others when it comes to conditions of highways and other main thoroughfares.

Photo Credit: ronstik / Shutterstock Roadways are a vital component of infrastructure in the United States. The vast majority of goods are transported by truck, highlighting the economy’s need for reliable roadways to connect supply ch...

Photo Credit: fizkes / Shutterstock After a record-setting surge in home prices during the COVID-19 pandemic, the cooling of the real estate market seems to have fully set in. Mortgage rates doubled over the course of 2022 as the U....

Greater Hartford's home purchase market tops national list of hot real estate market, but it is tough to find a house.

There are 16,067 active home listings in the Phoenix metro, nearly double from December of 2021. It’s a common theme in most real estate markets, and elevated listings are pushing up inventory.

Photo Credit: VGstockstudio / Shutterstock As concerns over climate change continue to grow, there has been a sustained effort towards electrification, or the process of replacing technologies that use fossil fuels (including coal, oil...

Photo Credit: Andy Dean Photography / Shutterstock The COVID-19 pandemic brought dramatic changes to the U.S. housing market. At the onset of the pandemic, housing sales and new construction initially stalled due to economic uncertaint...

Oklahoma homeowners are not likely to see their properties devalue anytime soon, even as prices drop in the rest of the country.