A Quick Pick sold at a Sunrise Publix matched all five Fantasy 5 numbers on Thursday, producing the only jackpot — $120,278.76 — which remains unclaimed.

Parma will take over repairs for sidewalk trip hazards caused by tree‑lawn roots, using grinding, panel‑lifting and replacement to protect trees and improve safety.

The 13th UNCF New Orleans Mayor’s Masked Ball raised more than $1M for scholarships, with Entergy matching the raise‑the‑paddle auction to boost student aid.

A Thornton mother says two daughters were told to leave a King Soopers while selling Girl Scout cookies, prompting the council and the store to review the exchange.

NOPD handed out medals and unit citations this week, honoring officers and civilian staff for lifesaving and brave acts.

At the Arizona State Fairgrounds on Friday, the Maricopa County StandDown connected veterans to vision, housing and legal help under one roof. Judges and public defenders were on site to clear old fines and paperwork.

A State of the Sector analysis presented to the city's funding panel says Columbus nonprofits need $135–$162M a year to avoid cuts and strengthen core services.

Kaldi’s workers and allies unveiled a Food Service Workers’ Bill of Rights and called for a boycott of the chain’s new Bauer Hall café while pressing for union recognition.

The Roseville City School District says a funding shortfall has stalled a promised Amoruso Ranch school, leaving families reassigned to nearby campuses and seeking answers. The district estimates a roughly $59M gap between costs and developer fees.

A payroll glitch in the district’s new FOCUS system sent duplicate retro pay to thousands; most funds were pulled back, but surprise deductions left some workers scrambling.

New PPIC data shows about 51% of California freshmen now graduate in four years, but the gains hide big differences between UC, CSU and community college pathways.

City‑level simulations show many Ohio households are only a modest surprise expense away from poverty, with tipping points as low as about $11,500 in some metros.

Unemployment filings are rising in Washington and delays have left claimants waiting weeks for payments. A call‑center pilot boosted processing but many still wait.