These Are The Most Unhappy Cities In America, Ranked According To U.S. Census Data - Page 13 of 99

37. Warren, Ohio

Warren, Ohio’s GM operations once helped the city thrive, but when the plant closed in the 1990s, it triggered a downward spiral. It goes without saying that major job losses came with the closure, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

Warren’s population has decreased by a whopping 7.7% in the past decade. There’s good reason for that – it currently has the second-highest rate of people struggling to get enough food in the entire country.