Megan Verhelst is a Breaking News Editor at Patch. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including climate change, retail, food and beverages, and crime and justice, often exploring the intersections of these areas such as climate policy and food safety. Megan's work has been featured in Miami Times, INC., and Patch.com.
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Nationally, total household debt stands at approximately $18.79 trillion, with mortgages making up the bulk.
By: Megan Verhelst
A professional basketball player from Pittsburgh was arrested Saturday after dodging authorities for three years, police said.
By: Megan Verhelst
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy also pointed a finger at the state of New York after Friday's crash that killed five people.
The United flight was diverted to Madison, Wisconsin, where authorities removed an unruly passenger, according to the airline.
The United flight was diverted to Madison, Wisconsin, where authorities removed an unruly passenger, according to the airline.
By: Megan Verhelst
The United flight was diverted to Madison, Wisconsin, where authorities removed an unruly passenger, according to the airline.
The booms were heard shortly after 2 p.m. ET Saturday, generating dozens of reports from Delaware to Montreal.
By: Megan Verhelst
Five MA residents, including one from Worcester, died Friday when a bus slammed into slowed traffic on Interstate 95 in Virginia.
A report said the man was walking his dog when he fell into the hole on Monday.
Maryland industries that reported layoffs included transportation and logistics, federal contractors, and healthcare.
