Atlanta’s Point‑in‑Time tally rose 6% this year, pushing nonprofits to warn that demand for rapid rehousing and rental help is outpacing supply.

A 4-year-old at a northwest Austin Montessori was hospitalized after eating a THC-infused lollipop from a birthday goodie bag; APD investigated and the school updated procedures.

The Oklahoma City Police Foundation is converting a 12,500‑square‑foot building into the Cornerstone Wellness Center to give officers private counseling, rehab and quiet recovery space.

UNT Dallas’ new Trailblazer Tuition Trust will cover tuition and mandatory fees for qualifying Texas high‑school seniors; applicants must be admitted and have FAFSA on file by June 1.

A Texas mother delivered twin boys on Highway 377 near Lake Texoma; the 31-week preemies were stabilized in Ardmore and moved to Oklahoma Children's NICU.

Pride Center San Antonio is leaving its downtown home because of redevelopment and has launched a $100K emergency fundraiser while it moves to a temporary Government Hill location.

Columbia Police posted that 31 children died in 2025 from hot-car heatstroke and shared basic prevention tips for drivers and bystanders. The post points to national trackers and safety resources.

Back-to-back festivals at Franklin Field revived a long-running noise dispute. Neighbors are seeking damages while the venue vows sound mitigation and monitoring.

Residents at St. George Tower say months‑long elevator outages have left some seniors sleeping in the lobby and forced EMS to carry a gurney up stairs.

UC Berkeley analysis shows Oakland more than doubled encampment sweeps after the 2024 Grants Pass ruling, with closures shifting into East Oakland and raising equity and health concerns.

Alum Rock trustees approved an 18‑month study to explore rebuilding the burned MACSA youth center in East San Jose. Community advocates rallied, but funding is the main hurdle.

Foster City's rebuilt Community Center is entering its final testing phase after PG&E connected permanent power. Vendor applications and council approvals are on the summer calendar.

Visitor numbers dipped in April while convention halls filled: LVCVA data shows a mixed picture for the Strip as ADR hit a record but total visitors fell.