Phil’s One Stop in Fort Wayne sold a $100,000 Powerball (with Power Play) ticket and Murphy’s USA in Plymouth sold a $50,000 ticket after Monday’s drawing. Winners should follow Hoosier Lottery claim steps.

A boarded-up North Las Vegas casino has turned into a recurring encampment site, with code-enforcement files showing years of trash and tents. Neighbors say the vacant property is creating public‑safety and sanitation headaches.

A Pittsburgh group will walk roughly 130 miles to the Moshannon Valley Processing Center over eight days, calling the action part pilgrimage and part protest. Organizers say the march will begin with an early press conference on Sidney Street.

The Salt Lake Tribune announced it will remove its digital paywall after meeting a fundraising target, shifting toward a donation-and-membership approach and laying out options for subscribers.

Apopka police and a licensed trapper removed a large alligator from a residential neighborhood Tuesday. Officials remind residents to keep pets leashed and call FWC’s nuisance hotline.

Franklin County approved a nearly $430,000 grant to Stonewall Columbus in a 3-0 vote — the largest government award the nonprofit has received — to support Columbus Pride and year‑round programs.

Medford Public Schools will be closed this Friday after leaders said staffing levels were too low to operate classrooms safely. The district has rescheduled make-up days into late June.

Visit Baltimore elevated interim leader Kireem Swinton to president and CEO, locking in continuity as the city leans into conventions and marquee events. The board approved the move after a months‑long interim period.

A Fantasy 5 ticket sold at the Hodges Boulevard Publix in Jacksonville matched Tuesday’s evening draw and is worth $117,598.

The decades‑old Passion Play returns to downtown San Antonio this Good Friday. Procession begins at Travis Park at 10 a.m. and ends at Main Plaza in front of San Fernando Cathedral.

After months of work, Roseville’s public library reopens on April 1 with a $3.5M overhaul that adds a cafe, a Creation Station and a Library of Things.

A former Banana Kelly maintenance worker has sued the Bronx nonprofit, alleging years of unpaid overtime and improper timekeeping.

USDA canceled nearly all awards under a $300M land‑access program, leaving St. Paul’s LEDC and dozens of local projects scrambling and preparing appeals.