Leaders and advocates gathered at the Bexar County Courthouse to lay wreaths for 13 children who died of abuse in 2025 and urged residents to report suspected harm.

Larry Price, the University of Hawaiʻi coach-turned-broadcaster known as 'Coach,' died March 27. The Price ohana asked for privacy as the islands remember his decades of work.

Longtime Kalihi‑Palama staple Tamashiro Market will close April 30 as family owners retire after nearly 80 years. The pink fish market has been a neighborhood mainstay.

The BRIC says it will keep offering free trauma care even as ARPA deadlines and federal grant cuts squeeze funding. Organizers are fundraising and eyeing private support.

Pasco County is pairing opioid‑settlement dollars with a USF training and simulation program and a community grant fund to expand treatment, prevention and harm‑reduction work. The move folds university research into local grantmaking to try to cut fatal overdoses.

Nashville’s Main Library will reopen Monday, March 30, after a June parking‑garage fire forced a nine‑month closure. Staff and restoration crews cleaned hundreds of thousands of books and most public areas will reopen.

SmartAsset's new study finds a single adult in Pittsburgh needs about $95,472 to live comfortably — far above the city's median household income.

As Passover arrives, Charlotte's Jewish community is holding seders with extra security amid a national rise in antisemitic incidents and regional conflict.

Saint Augustine's University settled its 2025 lawsuit with its accreditor and secured financing aimed at shoring up the Raleigh HBCU's balance sheet. The agreements are meant to protect students and campus assets while accreditation and legal reviews continue.

Tewksbury Hospital workers warn removing pepper spray and restraints would leave staff exposed and could prompt more violent incidents.

Fort Lauderdale backed off a plan to swap its beachfront basketball courts for pickleball after a grassroots push; the city will keep and upgrade the hoops while adding nearby pickleball courts.

Shelter age rules forced a Charlotte mother and her 13-year-old into their car, exposing a gap in emergency housing for families with teens.

The Abdur Salaam family says a north Minneapolis funeral home and a St. Paul cemetery mishandled Jamal Abdur Salaam’s burial, and they’ve filed suit in Hennepin County.