An internal Meredith College survey reveals student and staff alarm over dorm conditions, pay and staffing — and nearly half said they’d considered leaving.

A Quick Pick sold in Edinburg matched the Jan. 29 Texas Two Step draw, winning $1.375 million for a Rio Grande Valley player.

Investigations and court filings show hundreds of Floridians deemed too sick for trial are stuck in county jails for months while they wait for state psychiatric beds.

A roughly 2,000-pound bull has been spotted near Robins Road and FM 2920 in Hockley, and deputies are working to corral it. Neighbors are warned to keep clear.

Neighbors have sued Coral Gables to block a proposed dog park across from the library, saying the city bypassed formal zoning steps. The suit asks a judge to void the commission’s approval and halt construction.

A jury will decide who is responsible for removing more than 300 graves found beneath FrankCrum’s Clearwater campus. Descendants and activists are demanding reburial and a memorial.

Miami Beach unveiled a monthlong enforcement plan and a fitness-focused campaign for March, warning that disorderly spring-break behavior will not be tolerated.

Long Beach City College agreed to an $18M settlement with more than 1,450 adjuncts over unpaid prep, grading and office hours. A judge will review the deal at a July 1, 2026 fairness hearing.

Residents packed City Hall on Feb. 24 to sing for an eviction moratorium as city data shows tens of thousands need urgent help after a wave of enforcement.

At a Lansing oversight hearing, survivors and family members described persistent mold, missed care and alleged staff misconduct at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility. Lawmakers say they’ll press for inspections and fixes.

Three dogs were left at Memphis Animal Services' gate with a note as staff warn the shelter is at critical capacity.

Pontiac teachers and paraeducators voted 98.7% to express no confidence in Superintendent Kimberly Leverette and several trustees, citing staffing gaps and safety concerns.

West Valley‑Mission is sponsoring AB 2121 to let community colleges backfill federal MSI and TRIO cuts without triggering California’s 50% spending rule. The bill includes reporting and safeguards.