The City of Minneapolis approved a $7M Small Business Resiliency Fund combining license-fee relief, cultural market grants and marketing money to revive neighborhood commerce.

A $50 scratch-off bought at a north-county QuikTrip turned into a $5 million payday after the game's multiplier pushed the ticket to the top prize.

OHA has activated roughly $3.96M to help Native Hawaiian households recover from statewide floods. The package includes direct grants, home-repair funds and community resource support.

Catalano Dunkin's Main Street shop reopened Friday with police, neighbors and a live 104.5 XLO remote.

A Tennessee Comptroller report found Bearden High JROTC funds were routed into an instructors‑controlled account, exposing gaps in recordkeeping and internal controls.

A former NYMC dermatology resident says they were pressured to hide their nonbinary identity and pushed out of a Manhattan residency program. The lawsuit accuses NYC Health + Hospitals of discrimination and retaliation.

Multiple outages left thousands across North County without power Thursday evening; SDG&E and local stations report crews working to restore service.

More than 200 Silver Court residents were given six‑month eviction notices with tiered relocation payments that advocates say won’t cover moving costs for many seniors.

A York County resident matched all five Cash 5 numbers with a $1 ticket bought at a Pineville Food Lion and claimed about $344,450 after taxes. The win came from the March 24 drawing.

Ravenswood has placed a $70M bond on the June ballot after The Primary School announced it will close, a move that could push 400+ students into the district.

A new watchdog analysis is putting Baltimore’s property-tax burden under the microscope: the city’s $2.248 municipal rate, reassessments and credit rules help explain why bills feel steep.

Phoenix Union’s board voted to start a formal renaming process for Cesar Chavez High School amid national allegations tied to the late labor leader. The school will temporarily be called Champion Circle while the district solicits community input.

Jacksonville’s downtown will host a No Kings march Saturday from Friendship Fountain to the Duval County Courthouse. Organizers map 3,000+ events nationwide and stress nonviolence.