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Gas burns coal at No. 1

It’s a first in U.S. history

Changes coming to real estate transactions

The Truth-in-Lending Act and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, TRID, set strict deadlines for disclosures that lenders need to…

Rental market is changing across U.S.

The rental market is shifting across all age groups, not just for millennials. In fact, a new report shows that…

Moving is a lot easier with right furnishings

Millennials – those born between the early 1980s and the early 2000s, approximately – are a mobile generation, according to…

Reformers target mortgage deduction

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican presidential candidate, has suggested a possible tax reform that would limit the mortgage…

Business travelers hailing Uber

In the three months ended in June, Uber overtook taxis as the most expensed form of ground transportation, according to…

What’s up with those new credit cards?

technology will help cut losses to fraud

Japanese automakers no longer setting the pace

Kia jumped to second place in J.d. Power and Associates’ latest survey of new vehicle quality. The survey company credited…

Files raise new questions about Rosenberg case

Historians welcome release of testimony

Down on the farm is where the tech is

Self-driving is old hat for farm equipment manufacturers

UNC students learn small-scale farming practices in Greeley

“It’s hands-on,” Trejo said by way of explanation. “I absolutely love coming out here and doing something rather than sitting…

Our newest ‘nuke’ bomb takes shape

in New Mexico

No place to call home

Clichés abound, but working poor, lower-middle class dominate

Misconceptions abound about the homeless

A homeless man who earlier identified himself as Lucero lays in the doorway of the former Francisco’s Restaurant & Cantina…

Coal companies facing bankruptcy, removal

Coal-fired plants such as the San Juan Generating Station near Farmington, N.M., are in dire straits as the global market…

Sleuths trace fate of first black male slave freed by Lincoln

William Henry Costley was just 10 months old in 1841 when a young Lincoln won a case before the Illinois…

Kodak pictures new role as a startup landlord

Instead of selling land, company collecting rent

Nation Briefs

WASHINGTON – The deadly shootings at military sites in Tennessee illustrate the threat that FBI officials have warned about: violence…

World Briefs

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates– The nuclear deal is done. Now it’s time to talk business. While it will likely be…

Rocket science

‘Idle Iron’ is idling

oil wells linger with temporary seals

U.S. oil immune to OPEC’s fight

Projections for output of other nations slashed

Tribal language controversy set for vote

Referendum will settle Navajo conundrum

Imagine that

Hattie Miller of Imaginario! Aerial & Circus… practices her routine Saturday afternoon at Buckley Park. The local circus currently is…