No one hit the Powerball jackpot Wednesday, pushing the pot to about $86 million while a Roseville ticket that matched five white balls is worth roughly $470,739.

Cedar Hill declared May Tourism Month after new figures show visitors spent $71.3M in the city, supporting 470 jobs and generating local tax revenue. City leaders say parks, trails and downtown businesses are driving the gains.

A Sacramento Public Library pilot with a harm‑reduction van offering syringe exchange has neighbors worried about child safety while officials point to overdose‑prevention data.

Taylor Rooks' foundation bought and wiped $2.1M in medical debt for 1,805 people in Gwinnett County, delivering automatic relief to families in her hometown.

A new $3.5M fundraising campaign backed by tech and neighborhood groups aims to revive the SALUD Center pool — the only year‑round indoor pool that’s been closed since 2017.

Inside Catholic Charities' Lied Dining Hall, volunteers serve daily meals and a 90‑day Renewing Hope program helps people move off the street as Las Vegas awaits updated PIT numbers.

Riverside Pride's move to the Seguin Coliseum reignited last year's venue fight, drawing conservative calls to oppose the festival as organizers cite safety and cost concerns.

Anne Arundel Community College elevated provost Tanya Millner to interim president effective July 1, 2026, even after a March faculty no-confidence vote. The board is running a nationwide search for a permanent leader.

Clark County will review Flavor Flav’s plans for a July Strip parade tied to a four‑day 'She Weekend' honoring female Olympians. Organizers say the procession and Toshiba Plaza concert could draw about 10,000 people.

New U.S. Census estimates put Raleigh at 506,306 residents as suburban Wake County towns surge.

A Solis‑led drive‑through in Baldwin Park handed out about 2,000 boxes before supplies ran dry mid‑morning, leaving many turned away as prices climb.

Whitman resident Dawn Varley won $1 million on a Massachusetts Lottery scratch ticket and took a $650,000 lump-sum; the ticket was sold at Little Comfort General Store.

University of Chicago will guarantee tuition‑free undergraduate study for families earning under $250,000 and cover housing and meals for those under $125,000.