Lakers star Luka Dončić confirmed a split from his fiancée and says he’s in a custody dispute; filings have surfaced in both California and Slovenia. The legal fight centers on access and support for the couple’s two young daughters.

A Sunnyside family's apartment has suffered repeated leaks and ceiling collapses since 2019; tenants and organizers say landlord fixes have been inadequate. Protests and legal pressure have followed.

More than 1,000 people attended Torah Institute’s March 8 groundbreaking in Owings Mills. The school says the new 70,000-square-foot building is part of a capital campaign to expand campus facilities.

A Grove City family says county child‑welfare decisions kept their adopted 5‑year‑old apart from his biological brother and that state offices won’t take responsibility.

A Toledo manufacturing plant will shut in May, putting 63 jobs at risk. The company cites a pending sale and says some workers may be rehired.

Telemundo has rolled out the St. Louis area's first Spanish-language local newscast, airing weekday evenings and focusing on immigration, education and local politics.

A federal suit says an Atlanta woman was forced to remove her hijab, strip-searched and photographed at Bartow County Jail. The complaint seeks damages, policy changes and removal of the original booking photo.

With hiring softening after a surprise national drop in payrolls, Colorado career pros say job seekers should narrow their targets, sharpen resumes and lean on apprenticeships and local workforce centers.

St. Charles City‑County Library ordered staff to remove Pride flags and other 'personal belief' decorations from workspaces, citing its displays policy. The move follows similar guidance in other systems.

Two classrooms at Chatsworth Park Elementary were closed after parents reported mold-like odors and children with rashes and headaches. Testing is underway while students learn in improvised spaces.

A five-day evidentiary hearing has begun in Miami as West Grove residents seek class-action status over the Old Smokey incinerator's alleged health harms.

An Atlanta woman says she canceled a Turnbull Law Group debt‑relief agreement after local reporting flagged high fees, saving roughly $4,000. The Georgia AG is reviewing the firms involved.

Aurora has shut down its Aurora's Promise child savings pilot after low enrollment and budget concerns, ending a program that gave kindergarteners a $50 starter deposit. City officials say staffing and financial limits made the pilot unsustainable.