Jim Mitzelfeld, a Detroit News reporter who won a 1994 Pulitzer and later served as senior counsel at DOJ OIG, died at 64 after a battle with cancer.

Video shows a spectator stomping on an Israeli flag near mile five of the Boston Marathon; organizers and the ADL called the display unacceptable.

Thousands turned out at Nationals Park for March for Babies, raising nearly $905K for maternal and infant health.

Ernie Dosio, a prominent Lodi vineyard owner, was killed when a group of forest elephants charged during a guided hunt in Gabon's Lope‑Okanda rainforest. His guide was seriously injured.

A Miss Israel tabling event at Stanford's White Plaza turned physical when an IDF soldier tackled a student who took a sign; campus police have opened an investigation.

A contractor's slurry mix contacted a live Mountain View water main Friday, prompting an emergency shutoff that left several nearby streets without service.

Watershed High School in Richfield will close June 30 after falling enrollment and a funding squeeze forced leaders to shutter the charter. Families and staff are scrambling to arrange transfers.

More than 1,600 junior athletes raced at Melton Hill Lake April 24–26, generating an estimated $6 million in regional economic activity. The weekend packed hotels and restaurants across Oak Ridge.

A $298.8M bond will build a 2,500‑seat High School No. 2 as Dripping Springs ISD grapples with steep enrollment growth. Here’s the timeline, budgets and local concerns to know.

Seattle Public Utilities says Clean City crews removed nearly 2 million pounds of trash from encampments and RVs in 2025, part of 5.3 million pounds collected citywide. The report tracks sharps, volunteer hours and targeted deep cleans.

Twin Cities PBS will manage KSMQ‑TV in Austin after federal funding cuts left the small station operating in the red. The multi‑month agreement hands operations to TPT while preserving local programming.

Wooster High School and the community are mourning the death of sophomore Maddox Graser after a severe medical emergency. The district is offering counseling and collecting memorial items for the family.

A neighborhood pilot paired outreach, housing and a member‑run clubhouse to help a 66‑year‑old woman move off the streets and find daily purpose.