Dozens of Brooklyn Hospital Center nurses rallied Feb. 19 saying they’ve gone 19 days without employer-funded coverage and are demanding immediate restoration. The union says payments stopped months ago.

New Census data show metro Atlanta's share of adults with bachelor's degrees rose to 42% from 39%.

Two juries awarded $1.43M to tenants of two West Baltimore senior apartment buildings after trials found mold, rodents and missing rental licenses.

Princeton’s Eviction Lab logged about 144,003 eviction filings across metro Atlanta in a year, with Black renters disproportionately affected and advocates calling for more rental aid.

A New Leaf has rebranded a Phoenix shelter as Thunderbird Apartments, converting 80 units into long-term family housing with on-site supports and childcare.

Southeastern will create a standalone College of Nursing and reshuffle health and education units to better align programs with regional workforce demand ahead of fall 2026.

A Loxahatchee owner says one dog died and another was paralyzed after eating a dead iguana following a South Florida freeze. Vets are urging pet owners to check yards and supervise animals.

A new tiny-house village opened in Lake City on Thursday, offering 45 private units and on-site case management as Seattle pushes to expand emergency shelter.

Federal cuts and a school-district budget squeeze have put Columbus public radio WCBE 90.5 in a precarious position, and trustees are now weighing whether to continue district support.

Weymouth resident Joseph Hennessy claimed a Lucky for Life prize and took a $390,000 lump sum to help his family.

Pinellas County Schools will charge $50 per sport beginning in fall 2026, capped at $200 per family. The district says the fee will help expand programs and won’t block kids who can’t pay immediately.

Neighbors in Indian Harbour Beach say a new booster pump station is emitting a piercing hum that has disrupted sleep and raised health concerns. Officials say the station was meant to improve water service.

Davie and the Veterans Coalition of Coral Springs will display the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall from April 24-26, 2026, at Bergeron Rodeo Grounds, offering free 24-hour public access.