Pasadena ISD says it's reviewing staffing and how it uses campuses as enrollment falls and costs rise. Officials say any staffing changes would come through attrition while consolidation is considered.

A local nonprofit in Edmond hosted a training teaching emotional regulation and relationship skills to help at-risk youth after the Arcadia Lake shooting.

Two preschool classrooms on the Upper East Side were closed after a child was found unattended at John Jay Park. The school says it is retraining staff and cooperating with city inspectors.

A tree-service crane flipped into the air in Bay Village, damaging two homes. OSHA has opened an inspection into Down To Earth Tree Service.

Redford Township says it seized the Plymouth Court site after tax foreclosure; residents say they were ordered out and fear having nowhere to go. Township officials say remediation and relocation efforts are underway.

Dozens of Oak Creek East Middle School students protested alleged ongoing racist slurs, saying families felt complaints were dismissed and demanding concrete district action.

Moore Public Schools approved a deal that moves 322 custodial and maintenance roles to SSC Services for Education, and long‑time workers say they were notified only after the board vote.

A plan to add four athletic fields at Hilltop Needmore has split Fuquay-Varina — parents say youth sports are at a breaking point while neighbors fight to save the park's hills and trails.

The Indiana Peony Festival returns to Seminary Park this Saturday with hundreds of vendors, floral installations and live music. Expect downtown street closures and big crowds.

Alumni are gathering at Camp Blanding to protest the Florida National Guard's plan to end the Florida Youth ChalleNGe Academy, a program supporters say changed thousands of lives.

Seniors at Clarke Square Terrace say cars were towed from their paid garage without warning and residents paid nearly $400 to reclaim vehicles. Tenants say they received no clear notice before the removals.

This Sunday, thousands will walk Central Park for AIDS Walk New York; organizers expect around 10,000 and GMHC says the fundraiser has raised over $170M.

A Laurel Park racehorse collapsed and died Friday as Black‑Eyed Susan Day began; officials say a necropsy is pending and a formal review has been opened.