Livability: Find Your Best Place To Live

Want to build community and attachment to where you live? Scientists and neighbors agree: a front porch is just the ticket.

Recently relocated to the gorgeous state of Colorado? Great choice. Here's your first-year bucket list.

How does moving from a big, expensive city to a smaller, more affordable one really affect your budget and lifestyle? We wanted to know — so we asked.

If you're looking for small town charm and big city amenities in one of the most beautiful parts of the country, add Wausau to your list.

Stunning views. Car-free streets. White sand beaches. What's it really like to call paradise home?

Looking for an affordable, welcoming city that's packed with culture and opportunity? Check out Toledo (and thank us later).

An affordable city packed with art, culture, job opportunities and green spaces, Tulsa is an underrated gem.

What happens when Midwestern modesty meets world-changing innovation? A tech hotspot with heart.

When you move to a new city and don't know anyone, you need help making connections. You need to find likeminded people and fun things to do. You need ... a wingman.

Think you have to go to New York or LA to find great comedy? Think again.

Whether you're looking for an affordable place to live or visit, these cities offer tons of fun activities — for exactly zero dollars.

Is it possible to work shorter hours and get paid more? Yes — you just have to know where to look.

Feeling adventurous? Add these one-of-a-kind races (in some seriously awesome places) to your bucket list.

Quilted by farms, no wonder mornings are fresher – and tastier – in America’s heartland. Breakfast poutine, anyone?

From "The Zip Code Man" to fire jugglers, magicians and contortionists, Boulder's street theater scene is unmatched — and made me realize how lucky I was to live there.

Does spending your money at locally owned businesses really make a difference? The answer is absolutely, unequivocally (and often deliciously) YES.