A state task force released dozens of recommendations to shore up SNAP access — from meal-delivery programs to DTA staffing and farm-donation incentives.

Residents at Yankee Traveler in Largo say a new park guideline bars resale of trailers built in 1984 or earlier, potentially leaving dozens with no equity.

Wentzville will honor Fire Captain Tommy Shine with a Friday procession; visitation and funeral details are posted by Pitman Funeral Home and Legacy.

Proposed Nevada Irrigation District water‑rate changes would phase in double‑digit hikes over five years, and ranchers warn the increases could be devastating. A public hearing is set for May 27 in Grass Valley.

Rusk County ordered LSX—Little Somethin' Xtra—closed after neighbors flagged an adult lifestyle venue off Hwy 259 for zoning and permit violations. Officials say the site faces limits under a decades‑old county rule.

At Friday's State of the Base, Tinker leaders highlighted a multibillion-dollar economic footprint, modernization plans and the return of the Tinker Air Show in 2027.

A derelict former Carter Lumber building at 610 Miller St. has been declared a public‑health emergency. City council authorized up to $235,000 for remediation as neighbors press for demolition.

Relatives at Oak Grove Cemetery in Uniontown say tree crews left graves covered in debris and broke a Civil War-era marker; families want cleanup and repairs.

A months-long slide at Reflection Cove Apartments in Manchester has buried parking areas and damaged at least one garage; residents say temporary drainage fixes haven't ended seepage.

OPM’s review of the Combined Federal Campaign and the decommissioning of its portal have left D.C. charities facing sudden shortfalls and uncertainty. Local groups say six‑figure losses could arrive quickly if the program changes.

An 11th‑hour tentative deal between 32BJ and building owners averts a doorman strike as the contract deadline nears; membership ratification is next.

Southdale drivers plan a St. Paul rally after MTM Health abruptly ended the company's contract, threatening about 95 jobs and thousands of Medicaid rides. Families say school and therapy runs could be disrupted.

St. Helens School District announced Plymouth High will close and merge into St. Helens High for 20262027 as officials cite falling enrollment and budget pressure.