Texas and Florida have once again topped the U-Haul “Growth Index” as the most popular destinations for people moving within the United States. According to U-Haul’s analysis of over 2.5 million one-way transactions across the U.S. and Canada, Texas ranks first in in-migration, followed by Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, and South Carolina.

The report highlights a continued trend of migration from “blue” states to “red” states, a pattern that has gained attention since the 2020 pandemic. Seven of the top 10 growth states have Republican governors, and nine went red in the last presidential election. Conversely, nine of the bottom 10 states have Democrat governors, with seven going blue in the last election.

U-Haul’s data also suggests that sunshine and warm weather are key factors for movers, as eight of the top 10 states are located in the southern U.S. Texas, in particular, has reclaimed the title of the No. 1 U-Haul growth state for the seventh time in 10 years, climbing one spot from its previous ranking.

On the other hand, the states experiencing the highest out-migration include California, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, and Massachusetts.  

It’s the Big Game Weekend at Rick’s Cabaret New York, the famous multi-level adult club known for its captivating dancers, top-tier hospitality, and discreet private VIP suites and luxury skyboxes. 

Rick’s Cabaret will celebrate the NFL Championship game with a weekend of non-stop fun, hosted by the stunning Rick’s dancers who will entice and delight you.  

Rick’s girl Belinda said “Come make it rain, pop some bottles, and party and play with us. You can have an experience that you’ll never forget.”

Located in the heart of midtown Manhattan (50 West 33 Street), Rick’s Cabaret is a favorite of celebrities, sports stars, Wall Streeters, tech types, and couples.

Hungry? Rick’s isn’t just about the entertainment—it’s also home to the acclaimed Rick’s Steakhouse for daily lunch specials to a late-night menu served until 3 AM.

Rick’s Cabaret New York
 RICK: NASDAQ Listed

Super Bowl 60 will be a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX; the Patriots will take on the Seahawks.

The two teams met in Super Bowl XLIX, when New England narrowly escaped, 28-24, thanks to Malcolm Butler’s game-sealing interception on the goal line. Seattle’s decision to not run the ball in for a potential touchdown with Marshawn Lynch went down in NFL history.

Now, the Seahawks will have a chance for some long-awaited get-back against New England.

Super Bowl 60

• Date: Sunday, Feb. 8
• Kickoff time: 6:30 p.m. ET
• TV network: NBC
• Location: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara

This will be the second Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium, 10 years after the first, as Super Bowl 50 between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers was played there.