Crews cleared tents from Daejeon, Lewis and Sturgus parks on April 9 as Seattle presses to add 1,000 shelter units. Outreach workers warn people remain at risk in nearby greenbelt pockets.

Mayor Johnson and the Greater Chicago Food Depository announced $4,500 micro‑grants to 67 local organizations to help pantries, small vendors and mutual‑aid networks facing SNAP changes.

An El Paso law firm pledged $5 million to help launch a UTEP law school, matching a Foster Family Foundation commitment and moving private support to roughly $10 million.

Dozens of AI‑made HVAC sites are surfacing in Orlando Google searches, burying real contractors and creating a new fraud risk for homeowners.

The water-gun "Senior Tag" tradition is back in Central Ohio this spring, prompting storefront signs, school bans and police warnings. Neighbors and officials say safety is the concern.

Reopened SLMPD range is rattling Marine Villa residents; neighbors say gunfire is audible across South City and want hours, mitigation and notice.

A longtime Wells Fargo finance manager alleges she was penalized after asking to work from home for medical reasons; a judge refused to dismiss the case. A jury trial is set in Charlotte.

The 18th Family Day in the Park fills Sylvester Turner Park this Saturday with free food, performances, health screenings and kid activities.

Neighbors in Pendleton's Summerlake and Springbrook subdivisions reported nearly black, sulfur‑smelling tap water; town officials say tests meet state standards while crews investigate.

Bank of America finds pay gains concentrated at the top even as payrolls recover. The wage‑growth gap is the largest in the institute’s series.

HISD pulled the plug on Milby High’s cosmetology team hours before a SkillsUSA state competition, citing a procedural mix‑up that left families out of pocket.

A longtime Atlanta sports-radio figure who helped shape the city's talk scene has died, FOX 5 Atlanta reported Thursday. The market is remembering a broadcaster who helped build local radio routines.

A ceremonial groundbreaking launched a plan to turn the St. Mary of Redford school into 61 units of permanent supportive housing backed by tax credits and mixed financing.