A Wake Forest man matched all five Cash 5 numbers, turning a $1 Quick Pick into a $685,796 jackpot and taking home about $493,842 after taxes.

A Tampa pain clinic agreed to pay $115,000 after federal investigators found it denied a veteran access to care because he arrived with a service animal.

Kappa Alpha Psi will bring its 88th Grand Chapter Meeting to Baltimore in July 2027, expected to draw roughly 20,000 people and a week of public events. City leaders and organizers are pitching the gathering as both an economic boost and a showcase for local institutions.

Two Harris County deputies pulled an alligator from under a pickup on Sheldon Ridge Way and released it into Sheldon Reservoir, officials say.

Relatives say heat, pests and water problems followed transfers to downtown Miami’s federal detention center; officials say repairs are underway.

Graduates from PIA walked into job offers as a nationwide aircraft‑technician shortage tightened hiring. Short AMT programs are becoming fast tracks to steady work.

Commissioners approved a $13M purchase of a 200‑room hotel near the Orange County jail to convert it into transitional housing as local shelter demand rises.

HPD inspectors found a Class C lead violation at a Kingsbridge Heights apartment, but the tenant says management only covered mold — and he no longer sleeps inside.

Security footage shows kittens suffering heat exhaustion outside H.A.L.O. No‑Kill Rescue in Sebastian; the shelter and weather officials urge people not to leave animals unattended in the heat.

BARCS says it took in 92 animals in 48 hours and is operating kennels beyond capacity, warning the shelter may face euthanasia decisions unless more animals are adopted or fostered.

Napa’s one-night tally jumped 14% to 428 while Sonoma’s official count held near 1,951 — but a big youth spike and a larger by-name list have providers warning the picture is still fragile.

Napa County is asking residents to temporarily care for healthy found kittens while the animal shelter contains a spike in feline panleukopenia.

Dallas County opened applications July 8–9 for its 10th Expunction Expo, matching eligible residents with volunteer lawyers and possible fee waivers to pursue record clearances.