Wake County has ended The Bryant Center’s contract to run Second Street Place after state labor officials opened wage-and-hour probes. A temporary shelter is operating while the site is rebuilt.

Ann Arbor officials took down more than 600 Neighborhood Watch signs, saying the decades‑old markers are tied to a defunct program and can read as exclusionary. The council approved funding and staff completed the citywide removal this spring.

Forty‑four years after Black Sunday, Grand Junction’s incubator has launched thousands of businesses and helped create or retain roughly 14,000 jobs.

Community groups and researchers warn New York's $16 upstate minimum wage falls short of rent and living costs, pushing many households toward instability.

South-View Cemetery in southeast Atlanta — the final resting place of John Lewis and Hank Aaron — was added to the Georgia Register, a move leaders say unlocks preservation funding.

A Holly family says a fungus‑filled stump was found under their manufactured home and private testing found fungal fragments in a child’s room; removal is delayed.

A sold‑out Southlake fundraiser raised thousands for Carroll ISD Special Olympics — but sources say most of the money didn't reach the district until after a Dallas Express probe.

Concessions staff at Target Field began a strike‑authorization vote around May Day, pressing Delaware North for a $20 minimum and better benefits amid stalled bargaining.

A former employee says the Obama Foundation failed to formalize schedule changes for medical care and fired her in 2025, according to documents obtained by ABC7 Chicago.

When the U stopped hosting graduations at Mariucci, suburban districts scrambled — facing steep new venue bills, ticket caps and last‑minute logistics.

A rental vehicle rammed into the Pioneer Lodge building in Rondo on Sunday, punching a large hole and prompting neighbors to help clear the scene.

Several demonstrators were arrested outside the NYSE as May Day rallies moved into Lower Manhattan. Video showed protesters briefly blocking an entrance to the exchange.

Banksville neighbors have rallied after a plan emerged to convert the Fort Pitt FOP Lodge into a Dismas-run reentry center. A Planning Commission hearing is set for May 5.