Residents at The Maya say damaged cluster-box locks have stopped regular mail delivery for months, forcing post‑office pickups and causing missed benefits and medications.

A Georgia Tech analysis finds Children's Healthcare of Atlanta produces about $6 billion in annual economic activity and is planning expansions to meet growing pediatric demand.

More than $6 million in federal dollars will fund blue catfish control, shoreline resilience at Holly Beach Farm, a new APD mobile command unit and re‑entry services.

An albino boa constrictor was found on a Mount Oliver pool deck and was taken into care by Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh. Authorities reminded residents to secure exotic pets.

Stanford opposed a federal National Register nomination for the former Sigma Chi house at 550 Lasuen Mall even after state and federal reviewers signaled its significance.

The Archdiocese of San Francisco has closed 138‑year‑old St. Brigid Academy weeks before the fall term, leaving families of specialized learners racing to find new placements. Deposits will be refunded, officials told parents.

Mother Khadijah Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam's First Lady and wife of Minister Louis Farrakhan, has died at 90. The organization says funeral plans will be announced.

Westerville's July 4 lineup includes a veterans 5K, an Uptown parade and a 10 p.m. fireworks show at the Sports Complex. Expect road closures and extra parking.

About 600 Saint Agnes nurses in Baltimore plan to picket next week as talks stall; the union is pushing for enforceable staffing protections and limits on floating.

University of Cincinnati reports $10.6B local impact and $22.7B statewide; the university points to its co‑op program and research spending as key drivers.

Saline resident Jonathan Schiller pulled a $1,000,000 mystery bounty at the WSOP Mystery Millions at Horseshoe Las Vegas after driving down from Reno. The win followed a $4,150 cash for 439th place and will let him pay down debt and take his family on a trip.

Grove City Council meets tonight to review a proposed community center and continue a charter review of the city's form of government. Agenda, livestream and public-comment links are posted.

Maryland has set aside $10 million for Produce Rx grants so clinicians can prescribe free fresh produce to patients and families in the hardest‑hit communities. Letters of intent are due July 20, 2026; full applications are due Aug. 17.