Two dogs were attacked by coyotes in Bloomington; both survived and are recovering. Officials are urging residents to secure garbage and supervise pets.

Nashville PROPEL's new Black Paper identifies which MNPS schools are actually closing gaps for Black students and which are falling behind.

After more than 20 years leading CCBC, President Sandra Kurtinitis will step down as president on July 31, 2027; she will take a one-year sabbatical and retire in 2028.

BattleField Farms plans to convert a former Dollar General at 2265 McCalla Ave into The ONE FIVE, a low-cost grocery meant to serve East Knoxville’s 37915 food desert.

A small Baltimore Catholic university has turned to mergers, senior housing and other experiments to offset years of enrollment decline and tight budgets. The next academic year will be a test.

Neighbors on Argyle Street say an abandoned rowhome is attracting raccoons, prompting calls to L&I and animal control.

A Bluebike rider was encircled and chased by wild turkeys outside Dado Tea on Mass Ave; video shows the chaotic encounter and the rider was not seriously hurt. City officials urge hazing and to avoid feeding birds.

A Tarentum pig rescue took in roughly 80 pigs after police seized dozens from a condemned Rostraver home. Volunteers built pens while the nonprofit faces major medical and fundraising needs.

Maryland Legal Aid sued Baltimore County, arguing a county ordinance lets landlords treat evicted tenants’ property as abandoned and deprives people of due process.

Severe thunderstorms knocked out power to more than 40,000 customers across the Pittsburgh region; crews are working through downed lines and blocked roads to restore service.

Seniors at a South Bronx charter allege understaffing, turnover and punitive rules left them unprepared for high school. They filed formal complaints with charter officials.

Aurora will permit limited ground‑based fireworks June 15–July 4 after a data‑driven review. Officials warn strict limits, stepped‑up patrols and steep penalties if fires result.

Gov. Lombardo proclaimed June 2026 Agricultural Heritage Month as the State Fair of Nevada reopens in Reno for the first time since 2010, with youth livestock shows and a farmers market on the program.