Where will John Wall fit in? - CNN Sports Illustrated
Barring some unforeseen circumstance, it appears Kentucky point guard John Wall is going to become the NBA's next No. 1 draft pick. Combine that with a look at the projected lottery teams, and, with a few exceptions, regardless of where Wall gets

Detroit, gutted by industrial decline, wants to demolish blighted - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Hundreds of millions of federal dollars will be needed to buy land, raze buildings and relocate residents, since this financially desperate city does not have the means to do it on its own. It isn't known how many people in the mostly black, blue

Deep in financial crisis, Detroit wants to save itself by turning - Oregonian
right here," said David Hardin, 60, whose bungalow is one of three occupied homes on a block with dozens of empty lots near what is commonly known as City Airport. He has lived there since 1976, when every home tracts for sale or lease, or

10 Things Millionaires Won't Tell You - Smart Money
Updated and adapted from the book " 1,001 Things They Won't Tell You: An Insider's Guide to Spending, Saving, and Living Wisely ," by Jonathan Dahl and the editors of SmartMoney. 1. “You may think I’m rich, but I don’t.” A million dollars may

Seniors pinched by rising costs for home care - MSNBC
lists for in-home services like meal deliveries, personal care assistants and visiting nurses. They have just enough assets that they don't qualify for such services through Medicaid, but are likely to end up in nursing homes Arizona's