Sleeping in your car in Utah is not illegal at the state level, but local laws and regulations significantly affect where and when you can do so. Key Points on Car Sleeping Legality in Utah No Statewide Ban: Utah does not have a state law that outright prohibits sleeping in your car. However, parking regulations and … Read more

Connecticut’s rent increase laws in 2025 are shaped by a mix of statewide rules and local protections, especially for vulnerable tenants. Here’s what tenants need to know: No Statewide Rent Cap for Most Tenants Connecticut does not have a statewide rent control law limiting how much landlords can raise rent for most tenants. Landlords generally set … Read more

Oklahoma is currently facing a significant bed bug crisis, with several cities ranking among the most affected in the nation. Bed bugs, known for their resilience and rapid spread, have become a major concern for residents, businesses, and institutions across the state. The 5 Most Affected Oklahoma Cities City Recent Ranking/Status Key Actions Taken Oklahoma … Read more

Oregon does not have a statute specifically titled “Stand Your Ground” law. However, the state’s legal framework and court decisions make it clear that there is no duty to retreat before using force, including deadly force, in self-defense if you are lawfully present at the location where the threat occurs. This means you are not legally required to … Read more

Starting January 1, 2025, all Kentucky drivers-including seniors-must pass a vision screening to renew their driver’s license. This is a significant change from previous years, when no vision test was required at renewal unless your license was suspended or expired for over a year. The vision screening can be completed for free at any Kentucky Transportation … Read more

As of 2025, Utah remains a landlord-friendly state with no rent control or limits on how much or how often landlords can raise rent. However, there are important notice requirements and tenant protections that every renter should understand. No Rent Control or Caps No Statewide Rent Control: Utah law does not limit the amount or … Read more

Connecticut is in the midst of a persistent bed bug crisis, with infestations reported in cities large and small. The resurgence of these resilient pests has prompted coordinated responses from local authorities, housing managers, and pest control professionals. Here’s a look at five Connecticut cities on the front lines of the bed bug battle-and how … Read more

Oklahoma’s Stand Your Ground law, codified in Title 21, Section 1289.25(D) of the Oklahoma Statutes, allows individuals to use force-including deadly force-in self-defense without any duty to retreat, provided certain conditions are met. This law applies not just in your home (the traditional “Castle Doctrine”) but in any place you have a legal right to … Read more

Renewing your driver’s license is an important step in maintaining your independence and mobility as you age. Oregon’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has specific rules and requirements for seniors to ensure safety on the road, especially as vision and health can change over time. Renewal Period and Age Requirements Renewal Cycle: Oregon driver’s licenses are … Read more

As of 2025, Kentucky continues to allow drivers to make a right turn at a red traffic light, following these key requirements: Full Stop Required: You must come to a complete stop at the stop line, before the crosswalk, or before entering the intersection if no stop line or crosswalk is present. Rolling through a … Read more