Crain's Cleveland and national studies show colleges are raising sticker prices while offering record discounts, straining budgets and reshaping affordability.

A Circle K in Columbus sold a Powerball ticket that matched four numbers plus the Powerball and paid $100,000 with Power Play. Numbers, retailer and claim steps are included.

A server malfunction left safety and communication systems offline across Lake Shore Public Schools, forcing a one‑day shutdown and leaving families scrambling.

A Powerball ticket sold at Roadrunner Market in Vail matched the April 11 draw and, with a 2X Power Play, paid $100,000. Lottery and Powerball sources confirm the numbers and claiming steps.

Hennepin County ordered Quadrel Realty to pay $49,500 to the Brentwood Tenants Union after boilers failed during the 2024–25 winter. Tenants say many still haven't received promised credits or repairs.

MoneyLion finds Nevada’s top 10% needs about $274,355 a year — more than three times the state median. Local cost studies show how Vegas and Reno stack up.

A 2020 hospital discharge error left a newborn with the wrong family and, despite the city admitting the mistake, judges ultimately kept the child where she’d been raised.

At its May spring commencement, the University of Michigan plans to confer its one‑millionth degree as nearly 14,000 students graduate across Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint.

A surprise private fireworks display launched from a barge over the San Francisco Bay Saturday night, rattling neighborhoods and prompting questions about public notice.

Meals On Wheels Atlanta has capped new sign-ups as its waitlist swells, leaving hundreds of seniors waiting for daily meal deliveries. Rising food and fuel costs are squeezing capacity.

Connecticut became the first state to fund baby bonds, automatically investing $3,200 for Medicaid-covered newborns and seeding a trust financed with an innovative debt fix. Advocates and critics are now watching the experiment's outcomes.

Historic Mason Temple will receive $1.2M in federal funds for long-term repairs and technology upgrades as part of a broader package that also backs Clayborn Temple.

Rising costs and thin savings are pushing many Central Florida retirees back into part‑time jobs and gig work, reshaping retirement in the region.