Ortonville resident Roger Roy matched the five white balls in the April 29 Powerball draw and says he and his wife will save the $1 million prize.

Rodney Jordan, 61, owner of Cali Bar and Grill in Bond Hill, died after a single‑car crash. Neighbors will hold a balloon release on May 30 as they remember his community work.

The EEOC says Buc‑ee’s denied seating and shorter shifts to a Bastrop cashier with myasthenia gravis and then fired him, prompting a federal lawsuit filed in Austin.

Catalyst data and service reports show Duval County rents have climbed faster than senior incomes, pushing thousands of older renters into deep housing strain.

Ke Kauhale ʻo Luhia opened in Waimānalo with 20 tiny homes and low rents; leaders hail early declines in unsheltered homelessness even as auditors review kauhale spending.

Mayor Mamdani and NYC Public Schools extended Birth-to-2 funding through 2026–27, preserving 120+ infant‑toddler seats across 10 community programs as the city prepares for 2‑K enrollment.

A Safeway in Cottonwood printed a Powerball ticket that was worth $200,000 after Wednesday’s drawing, boosted by a 4x Power Play. The winning numbers were 5, 14, 21, 31, 51 and Powerball 13.

Dallas will convey 7.33 acres on South Lancaster Road to Veterans Community Project for a 50‑home tiny‑house village across from the VA; the nonprofit must raise millions and meet deadlines before the deed transfers.

Emory tells a judge it “had no choice” calling police on an April 2024 Gaza encampment; three professors who were arrested say the university violated its own free‑speech rules.

Duncanville will run overnight mosquito spraying May 28 after a trap in ZIP 75137 tested positive for West Nile. Residents in the spray zone are urged to stay inside.

Loyola University Maryland cut 66 positions as leaders move to close a $20M structural deficit. The moves include 29 layoffs and 37 unfilled roles.

Longtime Hell’s Kitchen residents are fighting eviction after their building was advertised online as a hotel; a judge paused the case while city agencies probe the conversion.

A Rock 'N' Riches Fast Play ticket sold at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh hit a progressive top prize worth $171,285. The casino will receive a $500 retailer bonus.