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Felicia Legardy says she's down to $400 and owed $4,000 in unpaid co-pays as Crystal Swann Child Care shuts its doors.
The Louisville mall's pop-up dog park is now a year-round fixture, complete with a new art walk and open container access next door.
Powered by Women LIVE hits Sacramento State, Sanctuary and McKinley Park in late September with masterminds and free headshots.
Scottsdale Civic Center hosts a free September 19 throwback night with a retro arcade, mini golf and a cocktail garden.
The nonprofit coffee shop's new East Portland spot sits inside affordable housing and joins four other local vendors.
A 78-foot WWII patrol boat joins kayaks and sailboats for Hayden Island's fourth annual water parade themed “Living Waters.”
A 2015 Chicago coat drive sparked a Detroit manufacturing operation that just hit a six-figure milestone.
Monday's Giants-Reds game will send $7 per ticket to groups like Song for Charlie and Micah's Hugs fighting fentanyl poisoning.
Watercrest Senior Living's retired shuttle is becoming a mobile forensic interview unit for trafficked kids on the Treasure Coast.
The free East Market Street block party runs 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on September 19, with synth-pop trio Modiste among the performers.
A North Kitsap High School holiday tradition turned into a $15,000 fundraiser that gave freshman Marques Reed a working bionic arm.
Beachside owners say blight and neglect have them ready to ditch Daytona Beach entirely for Ormond Beach.
The October 1 parade kicks off a month of Halloween events as Salem folds its 1626 founding anniversary into the festivities.
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