[CatQuilt]

The format of the ‘article’ stinks. Is there a list in text or do we have to click 20 times to see all the cities?

[TigerLikesRooster]

Obviously, they want readers to run up the click count.:-)

[stainlessbanner]

I think they do that to generate more page views for advertisers. Irritating for sure

[goseminoles]

I’m on a blackberry and I can’t go through the headache of checking all the cities. Can someone post the list?
Just wondering if Tallahasse is on there.

[Let's Roll]

ditto - it’s ridiculous

[lainie]

1. Detroit, Michigan (17.3%; 361,100 unemployed)
2. San Bernardino, California (14.2%; 253,000 unemployed)
3. Las Vegas, Nevada (13.9%; 141,000 unemployed)
4. Providence, Rhode Island (12.4%; 87,000 unemployed)
5. Los Angeles, California (11.9%; 778,200 unemployed)
6. Sacramento, California (11.8%; 124,400 unemployed)
7. San Jose, California (11.8%; 107,500 unemployed)
8. Tampa, Florida (11.7%; 154,300 unemployed)
9. Charlotte, North Carolina (11.6%; 99,100 unemployed)
10. Orlando, Florida (11.5%; 128,200 unemployed)
11. Miami, Florida (10.9%; 311,700 unemployed)
12. Portland, Oregon (10.9%; 127,400 unemployed)
13. Jacksonville, Florida (10.7%; 73,200 unemployed)
14. Atlanta, Georgia (10.5%; 277,800 unemployed)
15. San Francisco, California (10.4%; 235,200 unemployed)
16. San Diego, California (10.2%; 159,800 unemployed)
17. Birmingham, Alabama (10.2%; 51,700 unemployed)
18. Chicago, Illinois (10%; 487,000 unemployed)
19. Louisville, Kentucky (10%; 63,500 unemployed)
20. St. Louis, Missouri (9.9%; 141,800 unemployed)