A precautionary boil water advisory covers Paris Road in Chalmette after emergency repairs; residents should boil water before drinking or cooking.

A Miami man claimed a $25 million Gold Rush Multiplier scratch-off and chose a $15.96 million lump-sum after buying the ticket at a Miami Walmart.

The Crystal Ballroom at Ocean Walk Shoppes was evicted after unpaid rent, and brides say refunds aren't available as they scramble to rebook venues and travel. Some couples report thousands lost in deposits.

Nearly 20,000 seedlings at a downtown Ipswich greenhouse were destroyed, wiping out weeks of work and threatening spring food distribution.

Eleven dogs were pulled from a West Side house in filthy conditions and are now under ACS care. The shelter is urgently seeking short‑term fosters while animals get treatment.

A Charlotte man claimed a $150,000 LOTERIA Fiesta scratch-off and, after required withholdings, walked away with $108,016.

After federal funding vanished, Nine PBS plugged a $1.8M hole with donor support and a major capital campaign while national legal fights play out.

Crews started pouring concrete at Holiday Park as a joint YMCA Family Center and Broward Health ER organizers call a first-of-its-kind.

State approves $3 million to fund small-business help, training and youth crime-prevention in Northwest Jacksonville.

A Miami jury awarded $300,000 after finding Carnival negligent for serving a Vacaville nurse at least 14 shots of tequila before a fall that caused concussion and other injuries. The verdict may prompt more suits over onboard alcohol service.

ADT will pay more than $1.3 million after federal officials found it charged military customers improper fees when they canceled contracts after receiving relocation orders. The settlement returns money to affected servicemembers and requires policy changes.

A new Career District will centralize nursing education, youth job programs and support services on Cleveland’s East Side to speed students into healthcare jobs.

Applications for the Cooling Assistance benefit opened April 15, offering up to $800 for a new AC or $1,000 for wall‑sleeve repairs to eligible NYC households. The program covers purchase, installation and minor repairs.