St. Paul’s West Side revives its Cinco de Mayo celebration May 1–2 as a smaller, community-first festival with a parade, car show and local performers. Organizers say safety coordination and volunteers are key.

Beatriz Pastrana Candela says she miscarried at Eloy Detention Center after staff told her she wasn't pregnant; medical records and family dispute ICE's account.

COSI is expanding programs outside its downtown museum while managing layoffs and a 2024 shortfall. A multiday festival and a 20‑city roadshow are central to the strategy.

A University of Minnesota study finds the 2026 World Junior Championship generated an estimated $71.5 million in economic activity, giving hotels, restaurants and downtown businesses a late‑winter lift.

Senior tenants and advocates marched to LAHD over Ellis Act evictions near Exposition Park, saying relocation offers won't keep them in their homes.

Parents and teachers pressed the Morgan County School Board after officials floated closing Petros‑Joyner Elementary. The small Oliver Springs campus has become a focal point in a district budget fight.

Teachers asked the Douglas County School District to recognize their union and start bargaining a first contract in 13 years. The board heard the pitch but did not vote.

Human bones found eroding from a New Hanover County shoreline were recovered by Wilmington police and transferred to the Office of State Archaeology for study.

A new Horrible Hundred report and local TV coverage have focused scrutiny on Ohio breeders, prompting renewed calls for stronger oversight.

Severe storms exposed holes in Oklahoma's outdoor siren network, prompting counties to add solar-powered units and urging residents to rely on weather radios and app alerts.

Hundreds of seniors rallied at the Waxter Center as the city prepares a feasibility study and temporary relocations. Members say the center is their social lifeline.

A $1.67M Lotto 47 ticket sold at New Boston Fuel Stop in Wayne County remains unclaimed as Michigan Lottery confirms the winning numbers.

After an overtime shift in Rosedale, a Baltimore man who works as a street sweeper bought a scratch-off and later claimed a $100,000 top prize at Maryland Lottery headquarters.