People, homes vanish due to new privacy method for 2020 census

A method used by the Census Bureau for the first time to protect confidentiality in the 2020 census has made people and occupied homes vanish.

Entire historic Tennessee town for sale for $725K

Water Valley, Tennessee is up for sale and real estate broker Christa Swartz said her phone hasn’t stopped ringing with potential buyers.

Homeowner says decades-old hidden mementos fell from ceiling

A homeowner in Queens says a treasure-trove of decades-old mementos fell from the ceiling during renovations. Now social media sleuths are trying to help her solve the mystery of who the items belonged to.

Boston's 'Skinny House' sells for a nice fat price

The famous abode known as the Skinny House in Boston's North End has sold for $1.25 million, according to Zillow.

Aluminum prices soar, adding to construction headaches

Aluminum prices have surged 47% in 2021. Aluminum is used in roofing, fencing, siding, gutters, insulation, nails, and many other products connected to construction.

Most rental assistance has still not gone out, feds report

The latest data shows that the pace of distribution increased in July over June and that nearly a million households have been helped.

CDC eviction moratorium left in place by Supreme Court

The court on Tuesday rejected a plea by landlords to end the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention moratorium on evicting millions of tenants who aren't paying rent during the coronavirus pandemic.

Home prices surge by most on record

Home prices rose 14.6% year over year nationally in April, according to the national Case-Shiller index, making for the highest reading in more than 30 years of recordkeeping.

New Yorkers cash in on growth of 'stooping' phenomenon

Last year, an out-of-work Broadway performer realized that she could make decent cash by selling stuff that New Yorkers tossed to the curb. And with so many residents fleeing the city, she found a lot of inventory.

Chlorine shortage looms for pool owners ahead of summer

In some parts of the U.S., pool supply stores have already imposed quantity restrictions on chlorine tablets.

Appliance shortages continue during pandemic

Are you having a hard time getting a dishwasher, stove, or refrigerator?   You are not alone.

No power? Here’s how to deal with frozen pipes

Should you let the faucet drip? Can you flush a frozen toilet? Here are some answers from the experts to your questions about frozen pipes.

Treated lumber, coins, aluminum cans are in short supply amid the pandemic

The co-founder of Burnham & Lobozzo Builders in Maine first noticed a shortage of pressure-treated wood (used for decking and other outdoor projects) three weeks ago.

App lets you video chat with home repair experts

The Ask Ken app, which is available in Apple's App Store for iPhone for free, gives people an option to get help without having any physical contact with a licensed expert.

Concierge's work and family provide focus during pandemic

Joe DeLuca is up early to help his three children get ready for school. With schools closed indefinitely that means helping them with their assignments until he is relieved at noon by his wife, Frances, a home health aide who works mornings and weekends.

CARES Act: Homeowners can delay mortgage payments, but will be required to pay lump sum

Trying to save the roof over your head. That's on the minds of millions right now. The COVID-19 crisis has forced people out of work and forced them to make tough choices. FOX 10's Linda Williams has the details.