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Total:                                     ,839Local realtors say they're not surprised by the study since neighborhoods in the suburbs tend to be newer and have bigger houses and more land. They caution, though, that anyone looking to buy should take several other factors into account."What's more important to you?" asked realtor David Spiewak from Coldwell Banker. "Is space real important to you? Do you want a neighborhood feel? Or is it walkability?"Spiewak also said you should compare HOA costs in complexes downtown to some of the incidental costs of owning a home."Things like security, cleaners, landscaping and part of roof maintenance are included," he said. "Some also take care of partial liability insurance."Realtors also say to look at neighborhood schools and crime rates.Other cities in the study had significant differences between the cities and suburbs. New York City was more than ,000 per year higher to live in than the 'burbs. In Chicago, it was more than ,000 a hear higher in the city. On the other hand, Philadelphia's suburbs cost about ,000 more to live in than downtown. Baltimore, Las Vegas and Phoenix were other major cities where the suburbs were more expensive.To see the full study, click here. 1446

This has been a case that has spanned the whole country, said Rutzky. "We've looked long and far, and we'll continue to look wherever it takes us."The case remains one of the area's biggest unsolved mysteries.This story originally reported by Laken Bowles on newschannel5.com. 276

Trump has eyed several people to replace Haley, including Ric Grennell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany; Jamie McCourt, the U.S. envoy in Paris; and Kelly Craft, the ambassador in Canada. One person initially considered a leading contender, former deputy national security adviser Dina Powell, withdrew from consideration early in the process. Trump has repeatedly told aides he wanted a woman to fill the role.Nauert, who came to government from Fox News, served as State Department spokesman for both Rex Tillerson and Mike Pompeo but has enjoyed a closer relationship with Trump's second secretary of state than she did Tillerson, who was privately skeptical of her close ties with the West Wing.Her elevation to a top diplomatic role underscores the importance Trump has placed on having his top aides also serve as television surrogates. Nauert has briefed regularly from the State Department podium and had a long career in television news before that.Still, as a diplomat she lacks experience. Previous holders of the U.N. ambassador position — including current national security adviser John Bolton — came to the role with years of foreign policy experience. Nauert served briefly as Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy from March until October.Nauert would face what could be a contentious confirmation hearing, with Democrats quizzing her on her qualifications for the post.Instead, Nauert comes with something perhaps more valuable in the Trump administration: loyalty and a willingness to defend the President. That loyalty has at moments caused friction at the State Department. As Tillerson's relationship with Trump began to deteriorate in his final months, he privately told allies he thought she was more loyal to the West Wing than the State Department. Chief of staff John Kelly informed Tillerson his time in the top diplomatic post was expected to end while on a multi-country sweep through Africa. Trump later announced his firing on Twitter.The U.N. ambassador role is viewed by some as a launching point for higher-profile positions. Both Bolton and Susan Rice, who served in the post under President Barack Obama, eventually became White House national security advisers.The position is based in New York, so is also viewed as having less direct oversight than a high-level post in Washington.Nauert's move to the United Nations would take her out of the running for other roles in the West Wing, which has struggled at times to fill key positions and went without a communications director for months. Nauert was widely seen as the front-runner to replace Sarah Sanders as White House press secretary when she leaves which she is expected to do in the coming months after more than a year in the role, according to multiple officials. 2760

Toy, who identified herself as a former teacher in the Oakland Unified School District, said in the suit that as an educator she “always taught my students that study and hard work was the best way to get into a good college. I always taught my students to be honest and forthright and that cheating was wrong.” 311

Thomas Kennedy, who says he is the Florida State coordinator of the United We Dream foundation, took credit for interrupting DeSantis and tweeted a first-person video of the incident. WPLG-TV confirmed Kennedy was the man in the video.Kennedy told WPLG that he was upset with DeSantis' response to the pandemic and says the governor was too quick to lift lockdown restrictions.Florida is currently experiencing one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in the world. Over the weekend, the state saw 15,800 new coronavirus infections — the most any state has seen in a day since the pandemic began. Deaths per day linked to the virus are also on the rise, according to Johns Hopkins.As of Monday evening, more than 4,200 people in the state had died of the coronavirus. 762

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