A new Caddo Nation child care and community center near Hinton will add about 75 licensed slots and community amenities while creating tribal construction and solar jobs.

A new Portland State report of 541 people finds rent assistance, food access and fewer involuntary displacements are the top supports residents say they need to get—and keep—housing.

City officials say two unhoused men died of hypothermia last winter as Code Blue rolled out; providers are praising the response while urging clearer public notice.

Thousands filled Huntington Place for the NAACP's 71st Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner as national and local leaders warned of threats to voting rights and honored civil‑rights icons.

The Kinder Foundation’s $55M gift adds $50M to the Kinder Institute endowment and $5M for immediate research, securing long‑term, Houston‑focused studies.

Bright green rodenticide pellets turned up on Kermit Place, worrying dog owners and parents and prompting a homeowner cleanup and a DOHMH reminder about bait stations.

SPCA Cincinnati is investing $3.5 million to build a 4,000-sq-ft medical center in Sharonville and open an Over-the-Rhine adoption storefront to speed adoptions.

Tenants in a Highbridge Bronx building say they've been without a working elevator for 10 weeks, leaving seniors and people with mobility needs stranded upstairs.

Thousands of boaters anchored across Lake Boca on Sunday as police, ocean rescue and state officers patrolled the water and some ramps and parks were restricted. Local officials said stepped‑up patrols were aimed at preventing risky behavior.

A new two‑story gurdwara opened on Indianapolis’ southeast side this weekend, drawing thousands and expanding the community’s space for worship and outreach.

Students have erected a pro‑Palestine encampment at Occidental’s Academic Quad and submitted a divestment proposal; the college has opened a 45‑day comment period.

Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order launching Peacebook, a youth‑led peacekeeping program that will hire 50 part‑time peacekeepers and steer $900,000 toward anti‑violence work. The initiative leans on a plan developed by GoodKids MadCity and will be run by DFSS.

Thousands turned out across the Milwaukee area for Riverkeeper’s Spring Cleanup, hauling out trash while organizers aimed for a multi‑site world record.