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Retta Is Back Hunting for the Country’s Most Spine Tingling Properties in a Brand New Season of Her Spooky House Hunting Series
HGTV’s house-hunting spinoff is trading its half-hour format for full hour-long episodes this fall, and Retta is heading back out to judge homes on what the network calls “scary appearance, […]
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Maryland Homeowner Spent the Summer Renovating a House to Sell and a Stranger Moved In Before It Ever Hit the Open Market
A Middle River, Maryland homeowner spent the summer renovating a house on Armor Street, only to find a man with a fraudulent lease and a lengthy criminal record living inside […]
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Uninsured Detroit Homeowners Scrambled for Help After a Rare Fast Moving Tornado Tore Through Their Neighborhood in Minutes
Alma Anderson has lived in her family’s home near Concord and Charlevoix on Detroit’s east side for most of her life, in a house that’s been in the family for […]
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Anker’s Newest Sensor Watches for Falls Without Wearables or Cameras So Aging Parents Can Stay in Their Own Homes Longer
Anker used its IFA 2026 keynote to unveil a device that solves a problem most adult children have quietly worried about for years: how do you know your aging parent […]
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New York Homeowner Beat Foreclosure After a Court Ruled Her HOA Could Not Add Legal Fees Once the Underlying Debt Was Paid
A New York appeals court has ruled that a homeowners association cannot tack on legal fees to a foreclosure debt after the homeowner has already paid off the balance she […]
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Kentucky Neighbors Ended Up in Handcuffs After a Midnight Argument Over a Property Line Turned Into an Actual Physical Fight
Two neighbors in Madisonville, Kentucky spent the early hours of Saturday, Sept. 6 in a jail cell after a disagreement over where one yard ends and another begins turned physical, […]
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Man Has Occupied a Dead Owner’s Queens House Since 2024 and a Sitting Congressman Still Cannot Get Him Evicted From It
A man neighbors identify as Vernon Glass has occupied a vacant home in Bayside, Queens since March 2024, and more than two years later a warrant to evict him still […]
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Manhattan Renters Sue Blackstone Claiming Their Landlord Erased Discounts Then Quietly Raised Rent Stabilized Leases by Millions
Tenant advocacy group Housing Rights Initiative has sued Blackstone, alleging the private equity giant overcharged renters at its Frank Gehry-designed 8 Spruce Street tower in Manhattan by more than $30 […]
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Kentucky Moving Company Operated Illegally for Nearly a Decade Before a Judge Finally Stepped In and Shut It Down for Good
A Franklin County Circuit Court judge has permanently barred Louisville-based Margaret’s Movers from operating anywhere in Kentucky, closing out a case the state’s Attorney General’s office says involved nearly a […]
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Georgia Homeowner Was Ordered to Pay Seventy Three Thousand Dollars in Legal Fees Over One Unapproved Backyard Pool Structure
A Georgia homeowner has been ordered to pay $73,000 in attorney fees, on top of $6,475 in unpaid fines, after losing a court fight with his homeowners association over an […]