A Coweta County Fairgrounds director survived a 'widowmaker' heart attack after a coworker's CPR and repeated shocks from medical teams.

A Leadership Council analysis puts Scott Air Force Base’s annual footprint at roughly $12.9 billion and links the base to nearly 40,000 regional jobs.

Cabarrus County Schools is temporarily capping new enrollment at two Odell campuses, redirecting some 1st–5th graders north of Highway 73 to Carl A. Furr while a new elementary is planned for 2028.

A Harvard review and Portland data show PSR has surged in dispatches, resolving most low‑risk 911 calls while researchers call for standardized evaluation.

Easter brought parishioners to Hamtramck’s St. Florian as the Archdiocese of Detroit kicks off parish listening sessions that could reshape pastorates. The church’s history and attendance figures will factor into local decisions this spring.

An Athens resident claimed a $1 million Georgia Lottery scratch-off after buying the ticket in Winder and opting for a roughly $809,000 lump-sum payout. The win is part of several recent big payouts across the state.

State data show roughly 21% of CMS principals moved or left last school year as retirement and transfers add to staffing pressures. The state’s $30,000 supplement has had limited uptake.

UNF will hold a half-hour hybrid listening session April 10 to gather community input for its presidential search.

A citywide push to clear litter and illegal dumping is underway in Indianapolis, with volunteers, the DPW and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful coordinating hundreds of cleanups.

Tenants at Lilac Court Apartments say they went three days without running water this week and utility crews later restored service. Residents blame the building’s management.

Parents and activists in Long Island City say the city's plan to convert a family shelter into a men's shelter will uproot students mid‑school‑year and are demanding a halt.

Yanira “Yaya” Cardona is leaving her post as Jacksonville’s first Hispanic outreach coordinator to become general manager of the Phoenix Arts District. Her last day with the city is April 17, 2026.

Mayor Karen Bass says Inside Safe moved more than 40 people indoors this week as LAHSA’s Point-in-Time data shows a second straight year decline. Officials say the gains are fragile and hinge on more housing and steady funding.