Student loan repayments resume after a pandemic pause, with wage garnishment for 5.3 million in default. This affects credit and financial opportunities. Officials urge borrowers to communicate with servicers and explore repayment options.

The Camden firefighters' union announced the passing of retired Camden Firefighter Craig Scott, expressing deep sadness and honoring his service and impact on the community.

Residents of Fulton County's Howell Station oppose the county's quiet sale of land for high-voltage power lines, citing safety, health, and property value concerns.

Oakdale Library's Fix-It Clinic on August 2 encourages sustainability by teaching repair skills to fix items like toasters and lamps, while also seeking volunteers.

The Denver Police shared ex-officer Brian Barry's story about his mental health struggles and PTSD to encourage officers to seek help and defy stigma around these issues.

Waukesha County Sheriff hosts free Eddie Eagle GunSafe® sessions for child gun safety education on June 18th. Register online for 10 am or 6 pm slots.

University of Michigan President Santa Ono will step down to become the University of Florida's new president after less than three years in his current role.

Lori Healey, former chief of staff for Mayor Richard M. Daley and executive at the Obama Foundation, has died at 65 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Her legacy includes work at McPier and the Obama Presidential Center.

Jacksonville celebrates National Travel and Tourism Week, highlighting local attractions and businesses, recognizing tourism's importance to the local economy.

Raven's Grille offers a Mother's Day brunch on May 11th with reservations required, priced at $27.95 for adults and $19.95 for children. Contact ADA Coordinator for accessibility needs.

Phoenix's Catholic community mourns Pope Francis's death; Bishop Dolan reflects on his legacy and Mayor Gallego pays tribute to his advocacy for human rights.

The City of Oak Creek invites local artists to display and sell their work at this summer's Night Markets, offering a tent as a pop-up gallery space during the event.

Nearly 67,000 residents left Miami-Dade County between 2023-2024 due to high living costs and urban pressures, although international migration caused the population to grow.