Economy

With the reduction of oil prices and jobs in the area, the state is going through somewhat of a correction and 'catch up' time. During this period, the apartments and landlords that were so strict with their regulations for renters, such as not allowing pets, all of a sudden, Fido is now welcomed and rental prices have began to take a dip.

Business Insider recently ranked the best and the worst state economies in the nation including The District of Columbia. Where did North Dakota rank?

Credit! You have to have good credit to have a good life. Credit.com released a list of the best cities in the nation with the best credit scores and the Midwest scored high!

Business Insider recently looked at every state in the country to rank the strongest and weakest economy (including Wash.DC) and ranked them from 51 to 1. With the oil industry slowing and gas prices at the lowest in a long time, where do you think NoDak ranks?

We dread that monthly bill each month. The electricity or gas bill at the end of the month. Depending on the season and where you live will depend on how many green-backs you will be set back to pay that bill.

A great economy and low employment, things are good in North Dakota. 24/7 Wall St recently released a list of the most expensive cities in each state. And here, we have the listing for NoDak.

This week the National Low-Income Housing Coalition released a report that breaks down how much you'd have to make per hour or how many hours a household would need to work to rent basic housing in each state.

The population of the US grew slightly (.75%) in 2014, with that said, a few metro areas grew in population more than some, while some metro areas shrunk.

It's that time of the year, the tax man comes knocking with his hand out wanting his moolah! There is some good news for residents of NoDak.

There is so much talk about the middle class. Especially now, with the presidential election on the horizon, every politician wants to cater to TMC, The Middle Class!