After months of complaints, Baltimore Auto Body agreed to vacate its South Hanover Street Federal Hill shop by April 30 following multi-agency enforcement.

A new Indian Health Center report finds widespread violence, missing relatives and murders among Bay Area Indigenous people and urges better data and culturally centered care.

A UCLA brief finds Latino households spend about $1,300 more per year on gasoline, worsening affordability strains in Los Angeles as pump prices climb.

A Hope the Mission tiny‑home village in North Hollywood houses about 78 people in 39 units; operators call it a bridge to permanent housing even as city data show mixed outcomes.

Compass Group plans to lay off roughly 153 dining staff at St. Cloud State University, the Minnesota Rapid Response Team says. Separations are set for July 1.

A federal discrimination suit by Suns security director Gene Traylor was dismissed Thursday; reporting differs on whether the order bars refiling. The team called the claims baseless.

Inspectors found mold, water damage and ventilation failures at Decatur Township's Station 71; Marion County ordered repairs by May 25 or could levy fines.

The Berwyn Eagles Club will stop hosting wrestling after a late‑March brawl; AAW's April 24 card will close out the venue and promoters scramble for new homes.

As 11 Arizona schools face closure this summer, advocates are hosting town halls and webinars to help families preserve IEP services and navigate transfers.

A Quincy trust claimed a $10M "Premier Cash" scratch ticket sold at A-1 Market in Avon, taking a $6.5M lump-sum before taxes while the store gets a $50K bonus.

GE Aerospace Foundation will direct at least $500K to the Cincinnati‑Dayton region through its new Lifting Futures program to expand advanced‑manufacturing training and job pathways.

SelectCare's WARN filing shows its Manhattan office will close June 30, 2026, and 59 employees will be laid off. The move raises questions about client care continuity and worker support.

Maryland's Attorney General has filed charges alleging Capital Jazz failed to refund at least 103 customers a combined $642,240 after a canceled March 2026 SuperCruise; a July hearing is set.