County commissioners authorized filing for a temporary F-class permit that could allow beer sales at the Aug. 3–9 Medina County Fair, state approval is still required.

LDH is rolling out $120 SUN Bucks to most eligible children this week to help cover groceries while school is out. Apply by Aug. 20 if your child isn’t enrolled.

A San Diego high-schooler started investing at 12 and now runs workshops as peers use apps and fractional shares to get into the market earlier.

The Better Business Bureau warns Houston-area households that moving scams — deposits gone, surprise fees, and 'hostage' deliveries — spike as peak season begins.

Danielle Uskiwich, a St. Charles High attendance secretary, died after a head injury at Pointfest. Her family honored her through organ donation and an honor walk.

DETR's EmployNV hubs have been hosting rapid‑response career fairs to help about 1,000 Las Vegas Spirit employees replace lost pay, benefits and jobs.

National projections show nonwhite Americans could be the majority by mid‑century; New York City is already majority‑nonwhite.

SSD froze salaries districtwide as leaders cite a $75–$83M shortfall. The teachers union points to roughly $259M in reserves and has sought federal mediation.

Kerwin Pittman bought the shuttered Wayne Correctional Center in Goldsboro and plans to convert it into a reentry campus as North Carolina’s prisons face major staffing and budget strains.

Wake Forest's free July 3 Fireworks Spectacular returns to Heritage High with live music, veterans leading the Pledge and a late-night fireworks finale.

Swarthmore will cover tuition for students from families earning up to $200,000 beginning fall 2027, leaving room and board and fees as the main cost.

Hundreds of job seekers, including former Spirit Airlines staff, converged at a Port Everglades career expo that brought nearly 40 employers to Fort Lauderdale. The free event offered recruiters, training partners and a $100 FAU credit for attendees.

Families say Chapel Hill High’s yearbook omitted students who receive special-education services, raising questions about district policy and federal disability protections.