Donald Trump Jr. is marrying Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson this Memorial Day weekend in a small Bahamas ceremony; President Trump said he may not attend.

Nearly 300 people packed MSL to oppose a district plan that would let K–5 immersion schools add sixth grade, union photos show.

Students and parents rallied Thursday outside Memphis School of Excellence in Cordova after Principal Raymond Bradford Jr.'s sudden exit; classes were canceled citing safety. Families demanded answers.

Oakland approved roughly $3.1M to fund summer jobs and enrichment programs, splitting awards among 21 nonprofits and offering paid 100‑hour placements for teens.

David Crowley proposed redirecting $2.5 million in HOME funds to tenant‑based rental assistance for unsheltered Milwaukee residents; the County Board will consider the plan in June.

The long-idle St. Vincent Medical Center will reopen next month as a behavioral health and housing campus with a 205‑bed interim program. State and private funds are backing the phased redevelopment.

Captain Sean Williamson was posthumously named the Eastern District’s Hometown Hero at a Freedom 250 ceremony, months after two men were convicted in the arson that killed him. The award recognizes his years of service and sacrifice.

A Tuesday vote at the Park Slope Food Coop could remove a 75% supermajority rule and adopt a boycott of Israeli goods, prompting community backlash and calls for anonymous balloting.

LAPD cleared a rat‑infested encampment in Pico Union, but video shows tents back up within hours — a flashpoint for public‑health and homelessness policy.

St. Louis County is piloting a multimillion‑dollar WAGE$ program this May to send targeted pay supplements to early‑childhood educators and ease chronic turnover.

Two Tacoma children were hospitalized after falling from separate third‑story windows; both are expected to recover. Local agencies are offering free window‑stop devices and safety tips.

State budget cuts shrink funding for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, putting monthly free books at risk for thousands of Missouri children.

Renters in six Tacoma buildings have formed tenant unions and are pressing owners for repairs, standardized rents and an end to extra fees. Organizers say a rent strike remains possible.