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A Lake Havasu City owner lost two Labradors after a Memorial Day swarm. Extension officials and local removal crews urge homeowners to call pros at the first sign of a colony.
An Ocala woman claimed a $1 million Gold Rush Legacy scratch-off bought at a Belleview Publix and accepted a $640,000 lump-sum payout when she collected the prize in Tallahassee.
After Erdman Animal Hospital closed, Baltimore pet owners are turning to shelters, low-cost clinics and new loan-repayment changes for affordable care. Here’s where to look.
Good Samaritan Society’s Kissimmee Village is being sold to Millennial Healthcare and will be rebranded Oakwood Meadows. Residents and attorneys say lawsuits and rent questions still loom.
Residents at Wayland Village say years of busted heating and A/C forced city action and a tenant lawsuit seeking court‑ordered repairs. The case highlights aging systems in senior housing.
Furkids pulled 43 cats from Cobb County Animal Services after confirmed panleukopenia and is treating them in quarantine while seeking donations and fosters.
Wrentham police are searching for the owner of an emaciated dog left at a town dog park; the animal was reportedly covered in feces and urine and had recently had puppies.
Mountain View's SentinelOne will cut roughly 8% of its staff and take a one‑time charge as it pivots investment toward AI, cloud and data.
Cleveland Clinic committed $2.5M to Second Harvest to expand hospital pantries, boost year‑round produce and reach vulnerable neighbors across North Central Ohio.
Neighbors are split as North Avondale faces a June 5 Planning Commission vote on a proposed local historic district.
Emory has tapped Christopher L. Augostini — the university’s enterprise COO — as its 22nd president. He brings deep finance and health‑system experience to the role.
A couple displaced by the Eaton Fire says their landlords charged nearly triple the lawful rent for temporary housing. They’ve filed suit seeking restitution and civil penalties.
St. Pete Pride launches a month of events this weekend, with a Grand Central kickoff and a waterfront parade and festival on June 27.
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