After ICE detained a woman outside a north Austin clinic, CommUnityCare says it is reviewing safety, outreach and communication steps as patients and advocates raise alarms.

Regional One will close its Extended Care Hospital at 890 Madison Avenue, displacing 103 employees when the unit shuts Sept. 1.

A new Council for the Homeless report shows 8,202 people experienced homelessness in Clark County during 2025, including more than 2,300 children. Shelters and housing programs remain strained despite modest improvements.

Dozens rallied outside a Kings Highway Holiday Inn after the city moved families and announced a conversion to a men’s shelter; neighbors say the change came with little notice.

A Monroe County complaint says three transformers exploded when power was restored in June 2024, igniting a fire that destroyed a Bloomington home; the suit seeks roughly $525,000.

SEIU District 1199 members at Cleveland Public Library are voting July 8–12 on whether to authorize a strike after months of stalled contract talks. The vote could give negotiators the power to call a work stoppage if bargaining doesn't produce a deal.

Charter will close its Town and Country network operations center on Sept. 8, 2026, per a WARN notice, affecting 107 local jobs.

A Harrisburg rescue pulled eight cats from a Glen Rock "Hell House"; volunteers say more remain inside and more than ten animals have died.

Country Meat Co. Marketplace in Avondale has closed, with owners citing rising costs, theft and safety concerns. The loss leaves the neighborhood without its primary full‑service grocery.

John Legend will headline NAZ's SOARNORTH Gala at the Minneapolis Armory on Oct. 24, an event that helps fund North Minneapolis programs.

Wally Funk, the Grapevine pilot who trained with the Mercury 13 and later flew on Blue Origin in 2021, has died at 87, the city confirmed. She logged decades of service as an instructor and safety official.

Homeowners in Hendersonville say their HOA pooled FEMA Helene grants to hire a contractor for the only access road and then stopped answering records requests. Neighbors worry the repairs aren't properly permitted and that emergency access could be blocked.

Goodwill Central Oklahoma opened a downtown Opportunity Center to combine job training, housing help, transit assistance and a food pantry in one location. The hub also creates a shared "Nonprofit Row" for partner agencies.