A giant pothole damaged several cars on the Grays Ferry Avenue Bridge as volunteers kicked off spring planting at Nice Roots Farm. Also: Robert Mueller has died and satellite images show damage at Natanz.

A Disability Rights Florida report ties at least six preventable deaths to missed safety checks, falsified logs and oversight gaps at state psychiatric hospitals.

San Antonio approved up to $2 million to design the Northeast Side’s first community center and park at Eisenhauer and Midcrown, paired with plans for 80 affordable senior units.

Falafel Salam says online criticism tied to the owner’s Israeli background has intensified, prompting a public statement and neighborhood support. Staff say incidents have been isolated so far.

When the Eagles Park Publix closed on March 7, it left more than 2,000 nearby seniors without their closest supermarket while the chain opens a larger store across town.

A Minnesota biotech founder has pledged $16 million to help Minneapolis renters after the ICE surge, directing funds through his foundation and neighborhood partners.

After state crews painted over the Pulse rainbow crosswalk, Se7enBites owner Trina Gregory opened 49 parking spots to artists as a lasting protest and memorial. The privately painted stalls are meant to be permanent.

The Reserve Grand Champion steer at RodeoHouston sold for $750,000 at Saturday’s Junior Market Auction. The high bid is part of a wave of donations that fund scholarships for 4‑H and FFA students.

A condemned Indialantic hoarder house is blamed for a growing rat infestation; a judge set a 30-day cleanup deadline while neighbors struggle to contain the pests.

Pembroke Park's Farm Share giveaway on March 21 ran out within hours as federal employees working without pay lined up for groceries and help. The town says donations kept many fed but demand remains high.

Oakland Estates residents say a shared community water bill reached $10,733 and is being split across households, leaving low-income tenants strapped as they demand repairs.

Roosevelt Schools Supt. Shawn Wightman flew to San Marcos, Guatemala, at his own expense to hand a diploma to a former student who missed graduation after ICE detention. The visit capped months of efforts by educators to recognize his achievement.

Kwame Spearman has stepped away from Denver Book Society after a wave of local criticism. The bookstore pledges donations to immigrant-rights work and plans leadership changes.