Oregon has begun issuing one-time $120 Summer EBT payments to many families with school-aged children; applications are open through Sept. 1 for those who must apply.

Foreclosure filings across the greater Pittsburgh metro rose to about 438 in April 2026 — a near‑doubling from a year earlier as lenders move through distressed inventory. Local counties and sheriff‑sale calendars show the increase is uneven across the region.

International students say Oklahoma colleges recruited them for tuition and workforce needs — then offered too few paid on‑campus jobs and delayed aid. Students warn the gap threatens retention and the local workforce.

One Ohio ticket won $50,000 in Saturday's Powerball draw while the jackpot rolled to an estimated $225 million ahead of Monday's drawing.

MOVE|NYC| founders and immigrant advocates will appear on WABC's 'Tiempo' as city groups raise alarms over ICE's planned presence at World Cup matches.

Ford and Bloomberg pledged $5 million to Detroit schools to reboot auto-tech training and expand seats at two career centers, aiming to move students into paid technician jobs.

Soaring car prices and rising delinquencies are squeezing Indianapolis households. Experts outline steps to avoid missed payments and repossession.

Columbus will move water and sewer customers from quarterly to monthly billing in July as upgraded meters and a new billing system allow automated monthly reads.

After nearly four decades, Pecan Park Flea Market will close on September 27, forcing vendors to find new space while developers prepare to redevelop the site.

A ticket bought at a Franklin Shell matched all five Idaho Cash numbers on May 19, and two Utah residents split $244,305. The winning numbers were 2, 6, 17, 21 and 33.

Maricopa County broke ground on a 94,000-square-foot animal campus in Glendale that will add clinic space, 600+ kennels and low‑stress housing for shy dogs.

The death of Yellow Banana CEO Joseph Canfield triggered a default in a TIF‑backed redevelopment agreement backing six Save A Lot reopenings, putting neighborhood grocery access at risk.

Two former Long Beach Yacht Club employees filed sex‑harassment complaints alleging the club’s executive chef targeted pregnant workers; the club denies wrongdoing. The state will review the claims.