Waste Connections told Cibolo council it has collected 18,503 pounds of household hazardous waste since taking over last summer, with most material diverted for recycling.

A ShopRite on East Evesham Road in Cherry Hill sold a $50,000 Powerball ticket in the March 14 drawing. The winning numbers were 9, 30, 42, 50, 52 and Powerball 21.

A weather‑activated warming shelter at West Morris Church will open tonight at 6 p.m. for men and couples as temperatures drop across central Indiana.

State rankings and community sensors show the east side of South San Francisco carries a high pollution burden, with spikes in PM2.5 and traces of metals. Residents want stronger testing and controls.

A retired Dublin firefighter matched five Rolling Cash 5 numbers and plans to use the $160K jackpot — about $117,200 after taxes — for his daughter’s wedding and a retirement trip.

A Greenfield resident hit the $1 million top prize on a $20 scratch-off, took a $650,000 lump sum and says he'll save the money for retirement.

A newly approved bilingual charter in Baltimore County faces losing its approval after officials say the operator missed a facilities deadline, putting families and a $2M grant on hold.

A Jeff-Vander-Lou family of four was forced out Sunday when a vacant building next door collapsed onto their home, spotlighting the city’s backlog of dangerous vacant structures.

UH regents approved modest increases to housing, dining and tiered parking rates that will add about $165 per semester on average to on‑campus housing for FY27. The changes were passed as part of the March 12 consent docket.

Two pigs wandered through Colonial Hills lawns near Loop 410, dividing neighbors who say the animals could be wild hogs or illegal pets.

St. Charles Parish Animal Shelter is now uploading incoming animals to Petco Love Lost so owners can find missing pets faster. Photo‑matching and social scans will help speed reunions.

Dan Austin has set up the Austin Past & Future Fund to endow HistoricDetroit.org and offer scholarships to Detroit residents aged 16–25. The move follows Austin’s stage‑4 cancer diagnosis and aims to make his work permanent.

Two Lawton residents, Garry Swedlund and Don Sullivan, were chosen for Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight Mission #12 to Washington, D.C., on April 14 to visit national memorials.