A five-ship military helicopter formation flew over Austin on Sunday, rattling homes and prompting videos as it passed near Circuit of The Americas during MotoGP. Residents shared tracking links and eyewitness video.

A new two‑year Portland pilot pairs supervised housing with life‑skills training and mental‑health care for older foster teens.

A 16‑suite Fisher House will be built at the H.J. Heinz III VA campus in O’Hara Township after local fundraisers hit a $3M goal; construction begins this spring. The new home will more than double free lodging for military families in the Pittsburgh area.

Long Island skateboarder Chad Caruso plans a 30‑day coast‑to‑coast push starting May 1, livestreaming daily and raising funds for the nonprofit Natural High.

Flood and leak damage are turning buyer caution into market friction in Annapolis, lengthening sales and pushing some owners toward cash, as lenders and insurers tighten.

Parents and roughly 200 players say a sale of the LA Kings Valley Ice Center could wipe out a beloved youth hockey club and leave families with few local options.

The EEOC says a Clear Lake Kroger revoked a worker's walker accommodation and then fired her. The agency has sued and is seeking pay and an injunction.

Neighbors and firefighters helped protect a Bastrop County family's dream home after a wildfire scorched nearby brush. The homeowners told KXAN they were grateful for the quick response.

Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland will open a cooking and packaging hub at Edmondson Village Shopping Center as part of the center’s $40M renovation, officials say.

St. Vincent de Paul and regional food banks say pantry demand has spiked since the pandemic, straining shelves and prompting city pilots and donor drives. Leaders warn the pressure is unsustainable without more support.

Local food banks are spending millions to replace USDA shipments that disappeared, forcing charities to tap reserves and accelerate fundraising.

San Francisco's emergency office warned of a multi‑carrier outage Monday night; 911 remained online and residents were told to use Wi‑Fi calling or landlines if phones won't connect.

UCLA's State of Latinos in California report finds Latinos drive the state's labor force but face persistent wage gaps and industry segregation.