Tennessee Ranked 47th For LGBTQ Safety In New Report
A new safety index gives Tennessee an F and ranks the state 47th for LGBTQ protections, citing recent restrictive laws and gaps in nondiscrimination and health safeguards. Local advocates say the grade reflects real‑world risks.
UNF Students Clash Over 'License Plate Spy' Cameras Flooding Town Center
Clusters of Flock Safety license‑plate readers are appearing near UNF and St. Johns Town Center, prompting a campus debate about safety, privacy and city purchases. Officials point to confidentiality rules while students press for oversight.
Chavez Name Scrapped as Davis Elementary Goes All In on Monarca
Davis trustees unanimously adopted the name Monarca for the former César Chávez Elementary after a 15‑member committee recommended the butterfly‑inspired name. The change follows national reporting that prompted a wave of renamings.
Vegas Power Play, Culinary Union Clinches First Deal With Sphere
The Culinary Workers Union says it reached a tentative agreement with Sphere Las Vegas that would cover more than 800 hospitality workers and mark the venue's first union contract. The deal now heads to a member ratification vote.
Silent Farewell Off N.C. Coast as 116 Unclaimed Ashes Are Scattered at Sea
A state video shows Division of Marine Fisheries staff scattering the cremated remains of 116 unclaimed people at sea. State rules require ashes be held for three years before disposal.












