Las Vegas has begun deploying medical and counseling professionals with street outreach teams to provide on‑site care and speed referrals into services and shelter.

Shaker Heights will temporarily operate First CALL after the nonprofit that ran it said it was disbanding. The city will put staff on the payroll while it seeks a permanent partner.

Winning numbers 1‑5‑49‑51‑59 (Mega Ball 7). No jackpot winner, Ohio had 8,922 winning tickets, from one $2,500 hit to thousands of $10 payouts.

A 12‑year‑old rescue dog was mauled at Sanford’s Paw Park, leaving an elderly owner shaken and neighbors calling for cameras and tougher enforcement. The family has filed a police report.

Dozens of Central Texas districts and community groups will serve free breakfast and lunch to kids this summer. Find sites, times and rules so you know what to expect.

A city video shows bystanders perform CPR and deliver an AED shock that helped save a man. The Fire Department will host free CPR training and demos June 3.

Florida allows residents to keep cassowaries but only under a Class II personal‑pet permit with strict experience, facility and inspection requirements.

New district data show about 18% of Wake County students are chronically absent this year, with the largest gaps among Hispanic, LEP and special‑education students. Wake is launching a task force and a community campaign to try to reverse the trend.

Detroit volunteers with The Karens found a Rottweiler chained and wounded after an emergency call; the grassroots team freed the dog and arranged urgent veterinary care. Authorities were notified and the case is being documented.

Raw sewage spilled into a Cleveland apartment Tuesday; residents recorded the incident and called for city inspections to determine who’s responsible.

County officials say tourism generates about $3.8 billion in activity and supports roughly 32,400 local jobs. The post underscores how dependent the county remains on visitors.

Gaston County Schools is weighing a plan that could close W.B. Beam Intermediate in Cherryville; the district projects about $288K in annual savings while families say the gains would be smaller.

Charlotte set aside $100,000 after November Border Patrol sweeps; six months later the city says none of the money was spent and nonprofits stepped in.