By Lacoadia Burkes, Acting Bureau Chief, Tobacco Free Florida (NAPSI)—For kids across Florida, back-to-school is a time of change—new teachers, new schedules, new friends. For the adults in these … more

Engine reports Boston and New York see hotel rates swing 64% between low and high months, driven by events more than weather, unlike stable markets like El Paso. more

Griffin Funding reports that the Federal Reserve's recent rate hike affects rental property investors, as rising mortgage costs may outpace slow rent growth. more

The annual Mississippi Book Festival in Jackson draws more than 8,000 book lovers and provides a counter-narrative to negative stereotypes, as well as year-round programs to develop the state's next generation of writers. more

(BPT) - For decades, hosting a football game meant the same thing: buffalo wings, a bowl of dip and a cooler of canned beer. But as the sport has evolved over the past 30 years, your Sunday spreads … more

You’re riding the bus, or perhaps the subway. Maybe it’s early, and you’re headed to work — half-asleep, clutching a cup of coffee like a lifeline, watching the city rise with the sun through … more

Founder Reports finds that 64% of U.S. adults have business ideas they've never launched, often leading to feelings of regret, especially when they see others succeed with similar concepts. more

The Points Guy reports airlines are expanding routes to capitalize on the booming sports travel market, with fans seeking premium experiences for games. more

To the editor, A newly FDA-approved cholesterol drug is expected to augment statins instead of replacing them. But why take cholesterol medications when you can eat tasty vegan foods to reduce … more

To the editor, The Council of Municipal Retirees Organization, or COMRO, has been advocating for all 250,000 New York City municipal retirees’ benefits since 1995. This includes Pension COLA, … more