Missoula, Mont., is the 13th-least stressed city in America, according to a new WalletHub study that compared more than 180 cities across 39 key metrics, ranging from average weekly work hours to unemployment, divorce and suicide rates.
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As we head into the warmer months, it's a natural time to reevaluate our nutrition and fitness routines. There's no better time than now to ta…
- Clara Migoya, Arizona Republic
The federal funding for the Arizona cleanup is part of a national $1 billion annual appropriation that the former Biden-Harris administration earmarked for PFAS and emerging contaminants
- Arizona Daily Star
The speed of the modern world seems to be perpetually set to turbo, and that can be stressful. Stress can quickly transition from something th…
- Arizona Daily Star
No one is immune from cancer. Millions of people from all walks of life and all age brackets are diagnosed with cancer each year, but there is…
- ALBERT STUMM Associated Press
During her first year of college, Elisabeth Bradley was inspired to try weightlifting after she followed a woman tracking her fitness transfor…
- Arizona Daily Star
Pickleball has exploded in popularity in recent years. Devoted players may not realize it, but pickleball was created in 1965 as a backyard pa…
- Adam McCann, WalletHub Financial Writer
Where you live can have a major impact on your health. Some cities encourage wellness by improving access to fresh, nutritious food and recreational spaces. Others focus on keeping health care affordable or maintaining clean, safe parks for residents. When these essential factors are overlooked, maintaining good health becomes much more challenging.
Pennsylvania is the 34th-most stressed state in 2026, according to a new WalletHub study, which compared the 50 states across 40 key indicators of stress. The data set ranges from the average number of hours residents work per week to the personal bankruptcy rate to the share of adults getting adequate sleep.
Illinois is the 30th-most stressed state in 2026, according to a new WalletHub study, which compared the 50 states across 40 key indicators of stress. The data set ranges from the average number of hours residents work per week to the personal bankruptcy rate to the share of adults getting adequate sleep.
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