'Edward Scissorhands' House Hits the Market for $700K

Bret Michaels Is Hospitalized

Bret Michaels , Is Hospitalized. Fox News reports that the band Poison canceled its show in Nashville on June 30 because lead singer Bret Michaels was hospitalized. Fox News reports that the band Poison canceled its show in Nashville on June 30 because lead singer Bret Michaels was hospitalized. 'TMZ' reports his hospitalization may have been linked to a bad reaction to COVID-19 medication since he has type 1 diabetes. 'TMZ' reports his hospitalization may have been linked to a bad reaction to COVID-19 medication since he has type 1 diabetes. Poison is currently touring with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. Poison is currently touring with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. It is not yet known if they will be able to perform shows scheduled for this weekend in Florida and Mississippi. It is not yet known if they will be able to perform shows scheduled for this weekend in Florida and Mississippi. Michaels has had a handful of health scares in the past. including a brain hemorrhage in 2010... ...and a mini stroke in 2011. He required surgery at that time to repair a hole in his heart. In 2014, Michaels had kidney surgery. He was hospitalized six times within the span of two weeks following the procedure because he insisted on performing. Bret continues to be steadfast in his dedication to bring the music to the people. He truly has to be held down to not perform, Peter Evick, via Facebook

DeSantis' Law Barring Critical Race Theory To Take Effect in Florida

DeSantis' Law, Barring Critical Race Theory, To Take Effect in Florida. ABC News reports Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has seemingly succeeded in his efforts to quell race education in the state. The Stop WOKE Act will ban any training focused on diversity or race in education and the workplace. The act passed easily through the state's GOP-heavy legislature. Soon after, a federal judge declined to block it. The law will go into effect on July 1. Those in favor of the Stop WOKE Act are against the discipline of critical race theory in education. WOKE is an acronym for "Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees.". Critical race theory is the study of racism and how it has shaped the lives of non-white citizens of the United States. In recent memory, it has been a talking point for conservatives. As he signed the bill into law, DeSantis spoke of defending Florida from the woke agenda. In Florida, we will not let the far-left woke agenda take over our schools and workplaces. , Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, via ABC News

Year-Over-Year Home Prices Continue to Surge Across the US

Year-Over-Year Home Prices , Continue to Surge , Across the US. In March, home prices in the United States climbed even higher. CNN reports that the surge caused buyers to scramble to lock in homes before average mortgage rates hit 5%. CNN reports that the surge caused buyers to scramble to lock in homes before average mortgage rates hit 5%. Compared to the same time in 2021, home prices rose 20.6% in March. . That's a 20% higher rate than the growth seen in February. . February's growth was the highest year-over-year price increase in the 35 years that S&P's U.S. National Home Price Index has kept records. Of the 20 U.S. cities tracked by the index, prices in Tampa, Florida, topped the list with a staggering 32.4% increase in prices. Prices in Phoenix, Arizona, went up 32.4%, while Miami, Florida, saw house prices climb 32%. Prices in Phoenix, Arizona, went up 32.4%, while Miami, Florida, saw house prices climb 32%. In March, 17 of the 20 cities on the index saw higher price increases in the year ending March 2022 compared to the year ending February 2022. . In March, 17 of the 20 cities on the index saw higher price increases in the year ending March 2022 compared to the year ending February 2022. . More recent data on the housing market suggests that growth may be slowing. . Danielle Hale, chief economist for Realtor.com, suggests buyers have become unable or unwilling to purchase a home amid the highest mortgage rates in 13 years. Danielle Hale, chief economist for Realtor.com, suggests buyers have become unable or unwilling to purchase a home amid the highest mortgage rates in 13 years. As buyer confidence sags and weighs down demand, real estate markets will re-balance, eventually tilting away from the heavy advantage that recent home sellers have enjoyed, Danielle Hale, chief economist for Realtor.com, via CNN