Photos and whistleblower tips show amputated limbs at OSU Medical Center dating back to 2007. Families and tribal members want answers and the return of remains.

A morning outage left more than 5,000 SDG&E customers without power across Granite Hills, Bostonia and east El Cajon after a reported transformer fire in Bostonia.

A Ninth Circuit panel told a Nevada judge to undo a restraining order that had forced the Review-Journal to print the Las Vegas Sun, shifting the fight over the papers’ joint operating deal. The ruling puts the future of the Sun’s print edition in legal limbo as appeals and district-court motions proceed.

An Ohio teacher who sued her district over LGBTQ+ books has launched the Rainbow Classroom Fund to back educators facing discipline and legal fights. The group promises legal referrals, trainings and emergency aid.

Doña Ana County and firefighters gathered April 1 to honor Rafael Herrera III, who died March 12 while awaiting a heart transplant; burial was livestreamed.

The city gave Pacific Palisades homeowners 48 hours to move storage containers used in post‑fire rebuilding, touching off outrage from residents who say they need the units to recover. Mayor’s office has stepped in while rules are sorted.

OnMilwaukee ran an April Fools post claiming President Trump renamed the Hoan Bridge 'Don Hoan.' The piece is satire; the Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge's name remains unchanged.

Beloved Los Angeles dancer Gbari Gilliam collapsed at rehearsal and was rushed to Cedars‑Sinai; doctors suspect a rare heart condition and the community has launched a fundraiser.

An Orlando ticket matched a 2025 Cash4Life drawing; the winner claimed a $1M lump‑sum payout at Florida Lottery headquarters. The ticket was sold at a Lake Nona Publix.

Tents and trash have reappeared under the Wadsworth overpass at 6th Avenue in Lakewood, prompting concerns about needles and fires. Police and outreach teams are on site while crews coordinate a cleanup with CDOT.

A judge dismissed a class action alleging The Salvation Army paid rehab participants token stipends — in some complaints as little as $1 a week — for thrift‑store labor, Crain's reports.

Comcast pulled Scripps‑owned stations in South Florida during a carriage dispute, briefly cutting off Panthers broadcasts for Xfinity customers in several counties.

Unionized staff at the Sloans Lake Alamo Drafthouse said they will strike over the chain’s mandatory phone-based “dark screen” ordering system. The union says the authorization passed with 94% support.