Johnny Knoxville returned to South-Doyle High School to unveil the new weight room he helped make possible. The project replaces decades-old equipment with a major hometown upgrade.

Phoenix wants to extend its 300-person Safe Outdoor Space beyond October as planners weigh a three-year renewal and strict operating conditions.

After seven years closed, North Philadelphia’s Fletcher Amos Playground Pool is welcoming families back into the water. The reopening restores a long-missed summer gathering spot for the neighborhood.

Costumed window washers rappelled down Maimonides Hospital to surprise Brooklyn’s pediatric patients with a superhero visit.

Tanya Tucker will headline Austin’s fifth Imagine Muny gala, a benefit for preserving Lions Municipal Golf Course and its historic 141 acres.

A Salvation Army pantry serving 500 Southern Utah families a month closed after rent hikes made the building unaffordable. Volunteers are scrambling to keep food assistance going.

Dallas has opened a new FIFA Legacy Mini-Pitch at Pleasant Oaks, turning World Cup momentum into a permanent neighborhood soccer space.

A rent bill that doubled is forcing Banner Neighborhoods out of its East Baltimore home. Its youth programs now need somewhere new to land.

Houston Pets Alive!'s Barktoberfest returns to Katy with costume contests, live music and a fundraising mission for at-risk pets.

Beat the Streets Cleveland has broken ground on a headquarters renovation adding classrooms, tutoring areas, showers and locker rooms for local youth.

Mashpee’s new noise-reducing pickleball ball is quieter, pricier and drawing complaints over its strange bounce.

An 8-year-old Pennsylvania girl sprang into action when her grandmother suffered a diabetic seizure after a nap.

After a 2024 crash left Eleanor Shell facing a long brain-injury recovery, she created a Charlotte nonprofit built around small moments of relief for families in crisis.