After recent fatal domestic incidents, Houston advocates say 24/7 hotlines, chat and shelter services are available for survivors and those worried about a loved one.

Roughly 4,000 Harvard graduate student workers could strike Tuesday over pay and protections. The walkout would disrupt teaching, grading and research across campus.

Denver Public Schools wants students thinking about careers as early as kindergarten and has set districtwide targets to expand mentorships, internships and apprenticeships by 2029.

Osceola County is considering a vendor contract change after warnings that AI‑driven RAM shortages could sharply raise the cost of student laptops. The school board will weigh options Tuesday evening.

Michigan's 30‑day no‑fault and 90‑day registration rules are catching parents of out‑of‑state students off guard, driving up costs and fines.

Cleveland opened 601 Coffee House inside City Hall on Monday, partnering with Black-owned UnBar Cafe to run a public coffee counter and lift local entrepreneurs.

The Sheriff’s House is a grant-funded transitional home in Mecklenburg pairing short-term housing with treatment and peer support for people leaving jail.

More than 300 nursing home workers began a three‑day ULP strike at five Twin Cities facilities, pressing for higher pay and safer staffing.

IACS is holding free-adoption events at Harding Street to clear near-capacity kennels ahead of a May move to a new Raymond Street shelter.

About 75 CAPA students walked out April 20 after dozens were pulled aside for dress‑code checks. Students marched to district offices and are pushing for policy changes.

SDG&E is widening its cheapest electricity hours to weekdays 10 a.m.–2 p.m., lowering midday delivery charges and nudging customers to shift EV charging and heavy loads. Savings will vary by supplier and usage.

Redwood City police say aggressive coyotes were spotted in Redwood Shores. Officials urged pet owners to keep animals inside and report sightings.

Former Providence employees say a single Invesco fund cost their 401(k)s nearly $70M and have filed a federal ERISA suit in Seattle seeking restorations and plan reforms.