Dozens of Miami labor and immigrant‑rights groups rallied Tuesday, demanding binding worker protections and a public human‑rights plan ahead of the World Cup. They say promises without enforceable terms won’t protect low‑paid stadium workers.

A formal complaint asks trustees to remove the King James Version from Redlands school libraries; trustees will decide at tonight’s meeting under the district’s review process.

Gang raids across Port‑au‑Prince and Artibonite have uprooted more than a million Haitians, filling schools and camps as aid agencies warn the emergency is worsening.

Warren County Schools won't renew Durham's contract; Ecco Ride will take over July 1 and a WARN filing lists about 79 workers who may be affected this summer.

Shaker Heights has launched a consultant-led study to weigh repairing or replacing Thornton Park’s ice rink and to design a new community center at the Stephanie Tubbs Jones site. The yearlong effort will map costs, programming and phasing.

An Akron man turned a $30 Wild Cash Tripler scratch-off into a $300,000 prize and plans to pay off his parents’ car and buy a new vehicle. After taxes he’ll net about $219,750.

A Norwalk man's grocery run produced a $3 million Ohio Lottery annuity win, he chose the $1.5M cash option and will net about $1.1M after taxes.

Parents in Oswego say District 308 invited only nonwhite students to remedial summer programming, prompting calls for a clear explanation of how students were selected. The district’s summer-school page lists June sessions and online registration.

Physicians, PAs and advanced practice providers at MetroHealth say they are organizing with AFSCME to press for more time with patients and greater support. A rally is scheduled for April 28.

A Sheboygan shopper, Jermie Nelson, won $1 million on a $50 Crossword scratch ticket bought at Love's Travel Stop and claimed the prize in Madison. The game still has one top prize remaining.

The Contra Costa College Foundation paid off small unpaid balances for nearly 200 Spring 2026 graduates, clearing holds that kept diplomas and transcripts from being released.

A Texas Longhorn that wandered into Barry County was located after a flashlight-lit search and guided back to its owner by Michigan State Police and the animal’s handler.

A Pineville man who recently bought a house won the $1 million top prize in the N.C. Education Lottery second‑chance drawing and chose a lump sum to pay off his mortgage.