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On the list, there's a robust mix of offerings from great schools and nightlife to high walkability and public parks.

When it comes to breaking this bad habit, some states have gone above and beyond for the sake of public health.

Which U.S. cities have been the quickest to return to public transportation during the pandemic?

You’ll find risky drivers on the road no matter where you are, but in some states, these rulebreakers are less likely to get away with it.

Accidents happen, but the drivers of certain cars seem to have these slip-ups more often than others.

Staying at home has never been more of a priority, and many Americans are eager to invest in a new nest.

Despite reductions in driving early on in the pandemic, driving levels have returned to normal across the country and rude drivers are back on the roads in full force.

The pandemic has fundamentally changed the cost of housing in these U.S. cities.

This fall, many schools will reopen their doors to students — and to COVID-19.

Many people drive for a living, but which job’s drivers have the cleanest records on the road?