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Around the House: Looking for the leak  Colorado Springs Gazette

Dear Ken: I have a leak from inside my tub. How can you find out where it's coming from? — Jen. Answer: There are basically three sources: from the shower ...

"He violated the law, the public's trust and the victims' sense of security," said District Attorney Timothy Sini in a news release issued.

The Warriors traveled an hour and 45 minutes by bus to play in a season opener that would not have materialized had the district not found donors to raise $350,000.

How first-time buyers are entering the home market  Frederick News Post

Gonçalo Fernandes wanted to buy a house with a garage for his motorcycle, but it took rising home prices to drive him into the market.

Six tips to sell your house before year's end  The Gazette

In recent years, sellers have called the shots in homebuying negotiations. They've had plenty of leverage, too, thanks to surges in buyer demand, tight inventory ...

Is vaping cool? Some college students say there's no detriment, while others say they felt the negative effects of vaping.

An alleged Bloods gang member is facing federal charges in the slayings of two people who died three years ago in a shooting near Bay Shore's train station, authorities said.

Plus, find out which film will close the October festival.

A $980-per-month land lease covers annual property taxes, water, sewage, and garbage and snow removal.

Scrunchies and other nostalgic items are hallmarks of the social media trend.

Security Dodge has had a license to store vehicles at 344 Merrick Road since 1993, said Bruce Kennedy, Dodge's lawyer.

Q&A: Brett Tutor of Trading Spaces on DIY Projects  Washington Post

The Washington Post hosts a live chat on home and design every week.

Amy Pfeiffer shepherded large projects like the ongoing Wyandanch Rising project and Copiague's downtown development.

The two were sentenced for their roles in a $147M stock-fraud scheme that cheated investors, officials said.

Noted researcher Geoffrey Girnun is accused of stealing grant money to pay for personal expenses.

Eight people from Long Island and Queens are facing federal charges for allegedly distributing millions of deadly opioid pills in a black market scheme, federal prosecutors said.

Thursday's unveiling of the stamp -- the 32nd issue in the postal service's Literary Arts series -- honors the 200th anniversary of Whitman's birth.

A pre-Labor Day inspection blitz at 19 big-box stores led to summonses and violations for blocked exits and aisles.

LIRR service will be suspended between New Hyde Park and Hicksville Saturday and reduced on the Huntington/Port Jefferson branch Sunday for an ongoing switch replacement project.

This is the only property that Barbara Corcoran, who started her career in real estate, says she owns on Long Island.