A new neuro‑inclusive housing complex in Broomfield will open this summer, but RTD refused a request to expand paratransit coverage — advocates warn tenants could face mobility barriers.

A $1.5 million Cash Spectacular scratch-off was sold at UPMC Magee‑Womens Hospital; the hospital will receive a $10,000 retailer bonus and the winner has one year to claim.

A Chicago mom used her children's birthdays to pick Lucky Day Lotto numbers and won $800,000. She says the prize will support her kids' education and a family trip.

Vintage 2025 Census numbers show Pittsburgh metro lost about 3,000 people, but improving domestic migration and permit activity give planners cautious hope.

Students, teachers and neighbors packed the block outside John Moffet School in Kensington this week to oppose a district plan that would repurpose the elementary. The protestors are demanding capacity data and alternatives before the board votes.

A woman-owned cafe-bar on East 35th has become a daytime coworking hub and evening community room, pairing food and drinks with local job-training partnerships.

Two Pennsylvania men say DraftKings and FanDuel's live microbetting features hooked them and cost them six‑figure losses. They’ve sued in Philadelphia seeking damages and an injunction.

Equal Pay Day data show Henderson's gender pay gap remains large — and women of color in Nevada are losing the most ground. Local research and national reports spell out why.

New Census and state data show Michigan’s biggest metro areas added fewer residents in 2025, as falling international migration and older demographics trim local gains. Planners say it complicates housing and transit forecasts.

Dozens of No Kings rallies are planned in Oklahoma on March 28 as part of a nationwide mobilization organizers say includes more than 3,000 events.

A family‑run Afro‑Colombian roaster says a poor harvest in Colombia wiped out inventory and cost roughly $50,000, forcing a community fundraiser to keep the business going.

New estimates show Chicago added residents even as U.S. immigration slowed. Analysts say retention — not new arrivals — powered the modest uptick.

More than a year after the Met Recreation Center closed in January 2025, Williamsburg residents and local leaders still have no firm reopening date for the neighborhood’s public pool.