HOW do you get your news every day? For 84 percent of American adults, they often or sometimes get their news via digital devices such as smartphones, tablets or computers, according to the Pew Research Center.

ON digital devices, 24 percent of U.S. adults prefer to get their news from news websites or apps, compared with 11 percent who prefer search, 10 percent who prefer getting their news on social media and 4 percent who prefer podcasts. Among survey respondents, 90 percent of adults between the ages of 18 and 29 use digital devices to receive news.

IN a Pew Research Center audit of 97 news outlets conducted in mid-2021, about seven in 10 (73 percent) news organizations have apps on at least one of the two main mobile platforms (iOS and Android). Additionally, nearly all these outlets offer newsletters (93 percent), have a presence on Flipboard (95 percent) or Apple News (88 percent), and release podcasts (75 percent) to share news and other updates.

DATA gathered by Zutobi predicts that in the year 2031, New Hampshire will be the third least expensive state to purchase and maintain a vehicle in. However, fuel costs are still expected to remain high, since the last decade saw a 5.88 percent increase in fuel prices. New York state is projected to be the least expensive state to own a car in, with Louisiana being the most expensive.

NEW Hampshire ranks No. 2 as the state with the highest number of employed veterinarians, according to a recent study by Veteranarians. org. Findings showed that, for every 100,000 people living in the Granite State, there are 45 vets ready to assist with pets’ medical and wellness needs. South Dakota ranked No. 1, leading the way for other top-ranking Midwest states where agriculture production is highest.