The state budget includes $3 million to renovate the Dallas Public Library, matching local funds as Paulding County lines up grant paperwork and plans.

Saturday’s Powerball produced no grand‑prize winner, Ohio players claimed thousands in smaller prizes, and the next jackpot estimate climbed toward $87 million.

360 Communities launched a $14.1M campaign to replace and expand Lewis House in Eagan, promising roughly 50 beds, a Survivor Support Center and pet‑friendly services.

Federal emergency housing vouchers will end June 30, 2026, putting hundreds of Georgia households at risk and prompting urgent state and advocacy action.

Fremont police warned Saturday that seniors playing the 'Assassins' game with toy guns have sparked safety concerns; realistic-looking toys can prompt 911 calls and police stops.

Mayor Karen Bass tapped Gabrielle Amster to lead Los Angeles Animal Services; confirmation by the City Council is pending. The hire comes as shelters confront overcrowding and rising euthanasia.

Tennessee’s Helene Agricultural and Timber Relief Fund opens April 22 for eligible East Tennessee farmers, offering payments to offset verified timber, crop and infrastructure losses.

At Hunters Point South, recurring elevator failures have left seniors trapped and pushed tenants to demand stronger inspections and lasting repairs. The building has a long record of complaints and violations.

A student at Heights High died after a medical emergency. The district has mobilized counselors and social workers to support students and staff.

Ron Conway says he has a rare form of cancer and will begin about a year of treatment; he will step back from some duties but remain involved with SV Angel.

OUSD plans summer fixes — window film, shades and temperature sensors — to cool the hottest classrooms while pursuing grants for longer-term upgrades.

A state task force released dozens of recommendations to shore up SNAP access — from meal-delivery programs to DTA staffing and farm-donation incentives.

Residents at Yankee Traveler in Largo say a new park guideline bars resale of trailers built in 1984 or earlier, potentially leaving dozens with no equity.