A six-week-old kitten found stuck in a bucket of industrial adhesive is recovering after shelter staff removed the glue and placed him in foster care.

A FinanceBuzz analysis finds about 35.1% of Nevada adults 18–34 live with their parents, a gap tied to high home prices, student debt and wage pressure.

The Massachusetts Department of Higher Education warned Anna Maria College may lack the resources to operate through next year and has ordered contingency planning. The move requires the school to outline transfer and refund protections for students.

Residents at Lake Meadows say delayed transformer upgrades have left thousands without reliable air conditioning and are calling on ComEd to finish work and provide interim power.

New Hope of Indiana launched Imagine More, a $4M campaign to update its Payne Road campus with new training spaces and accessibility upgrades. A $1.5M United Way match has accelerated giving.

Nearly 2,000 people attended last Saturday’s ribbon-cutting for the Cuyahoga County Public Library’s rebuilt Parma Heights branch at 6188 Pearl Road. The new facility brings an Innovation Center, Kids Café and partner services to the neighborhood.

A Chicago judge kept core hostile‑work‑environment and retaliation claims alive in a suit by two former McDonald’s executives, sending a narrowed case toward a September 2026 jury.

Anita N. Martinez, West Dallas civic leader and founder of the Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico, has died at 100. She was the first Hispanic member of the Dallas City Council and leaves a lasting cultural legacy.

A cat found on LIRR tracks between Lindenhurst and Babylon was safely removed and rescued Monday after apparently being struck by a train. Local rescuers were on the scene.

A Hunts Point mother says mold has plagued her apartment for months; an inspection reportedly found elevated mold in vents and HPD says it is investigating.

At its Muse For All Luncheon on April 7, Muse Knoxville previewed conceptual exhibit renderings and honored donors — including a $25 million gift from the Clayton family. The event showcased the project’s scope and next steps toward a larger museum at the Jacob Building.

Electronic pull tabs generated roughly $76 million in their first three months, delivering a sudden revenue boost to veterans’ posts and fraternal halls across Indiana. Regulators are collecting the first round of financial reports as communities spend early proceeds on repairs and giving.

A Westlake community hub for the SWANA diaspora says it was served a 60‑day notice and faces vacating next Sunday as founders prepare a legal challenge.