The Archdiocese and St. Anthony High School asked a judge to dismiss a fired admissions director's gender-harassment lawsuit. A July 8 hearing will determine whether the case proceeds.

Central Maui’s Nā Kamehameha Pāʻū Parade returns Saturday, June 20, with pāʻū riders, hula, live music and a free hoʻolauleʻa at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center. Road closures and transit detours are expected along Kaʻahumanu Avenue.

Tenants at Pecan Village Apartments in Wharton say days without power during a heat spell have left seniors sleeping on cots while crews work to restore electricity.

Volunteers installed an acre‑sized Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks as SF launched Pride Month; Mayor Daniel Lurie raised the flag amid protests over HIV services cuts.

Video shows military helicopters and controlled explosions over Puente Hills Mall in City of Industry. Officials say it was a U.S. military training exercise and police assisted on scene.

Local TV says Saint John Paul the Second held its final day in northeast Minneapolis, while the school's website still advertises enrollment for 2026-27. The two accounts leave the campus' future unclear.

A new Minnesota law named for Kayla Gaebel will require MnDOT and local authorities to consider suicide‑prevention railings and build on earlier funding for the Washington Avenue Bridge.

Phoenix Union will add 15 full‑time school resource officers next school year after a board vote to accept state grants. The decision split students, staff and community members.

Sugar Land pledged $2.5M to become an Official Houston World Cup Host City Supporter, opening the region’s first FIFA shop and planning watch parties and volunteer operations. City leaders say the investment is meant to capture spillover visitors from Houston’s matches.

Oklahoma City's Pride on 39th takes over NW 39th Street June 5–7 with vendors, drag and a Sunday parade.

Notices at Zablocki VA that travel-reimbursement claims will move online have left some Milwaukee veterans worried about losing payments and privacy.

Some Denver‑area customers say opting out of Xcel’s new smart meters has become costly and confusing — one Aurora resident told a local station it could run into five figures. Here’s what Xcel’s documents and regulators say and where to start if you’re affected.

A major operator of Catskills and regional summer camps filed Chapter 11 after listing more than $500 million in liabilities, leaving deposits and summer bookings in doubt.