Eighteen dogs and puppies were rescued from a McKenzie home after the caretaker suffered a medical emergency; Animal Rescue Corps says the animals are receiving urgent veterinary care.

After passengers recorded CBP agents detaining crew at the B Street Pier, community groups gathered to demand names, charges and the workers’ locations. Local harbor police say they had no role in the federal operation.

Norton High was closed Wednesday after a sewer backup; pumps couldn’t be restarted and crews were called in to repair the damage. District officials say they hope to reopen Thursday.

A contractor hit a main water line in Hudson Oaks, prompting a TCEQ-mandated boil-water notice. Crews say the line is fixed but residents should boil or buy bottled water until tests clear the system.

The Fourth Circuit said Poppleton plaintiffs had standing but their federal takings claim failed; a state nuisance claim may survive and could move to state court.

Allan Dabrio Marrero was freed after more than 150 days in ICE custody and reunited with his husband and church in New York. Advocates say delays in accepting bond raise fresh legal questions.

Tenants at Cleveland’s West Side Market will match public donations dollar‑for‑dollar up to $50K during a three‑week drive that aims to raise $100K for the market’s transformation.

A St. Louis man detained at an ICE check‑in faces deportation under a final 2000 removal order as advocates push for SEADRA protections for Southeast Asians.

After repeated break‑ins that damaged historic windows and canceled bookings, Austin will add fences, cameras and lighting to the Zilker Clubhouse rehab.

Vacancies across engineering, parks and finance are pushing West Palm Beach to pay for contractors while leaders consider workforce housing and hiring changes.

A Sheetz in South Greensburg sold a $350,000 Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket that matched all five numbers. Winners have one year to claim and should contact the lottery.

Nevada's seasonally adjusted jobless rate stayed at 5.3% in March while the Las Vegas metro sat at 5.4%, with leisure and hospitality losing ground amid uneven local gains.

A South Elgin woman won $1 million after buying a $50 Illinois Lottery scratch-off at a Speedway; the retailer will collect a $10,000 selling bonus. The winner plans to travel and buy a house.