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Climate change makes extreme weather more powerful and frequent. Some Americans are moving to avoid natural disasters and high insurance premiums.

Rachel Boice, an Airbnb host of two properties in Georgia, said she understands why guests have expressed frustration over cleaning fees in the past.

Wendi Courtney, of Prescott, Arizona, is done with the upkeep of her Airbnb. When her last guest leaves, she'll search for a long-term tenant.

Peggy Gascon said investors flooded Phoenix and short-term returns dried up. So now, year-long tenants live in her four former Airbnbs.

Former baseball player Danny Collins' Hobe Sound, Florida, home was rezoned as part of FEMA's new flood maps. Then his monthly mortgage spiked.

The city plans to remove unlicensed properties from the platform. The reaction of locals makes it clear the issue isn't black and white.

The city required licenses for hosts under a 2021 law. Now the time has come for enforcement, which could set a national precedent.

California and Florida dominate the list, which includes cities that have the best combination of bookings, rates, and return travelers, according to AirDNA.

A decentralized microgrid is bringing sustainable energy to Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood. Extreme weather has highlighted the technology.

Less religious, more educated, and delaying families, millennials down under share a lot with their American counterparts, with a few big differences.