The United Farm Workers and the César Chávez Foundation acknowledged troubling allegations about Chávez’s conduct, prompting canceled marches and plans for a confidential reporting process. Communities are reassessing how to mark his legacy.

Oregon quarterback Dante Moore revealed a past battle with depression and wrote to Gov. Tina Kotek asking the state to protect and expand virtual mental‑health services he says helped him recover.

Logan Paul dropped into Holy Cross of San Antonio ahead of Monday Night Raw, playing games, posing for photos and helping announce scholarships.

New statewide data and a Spotlight Now segment show food banks and 211 stretched as families struggle; officials outline expanded free school meals and where to find help.

A Missouri City resident claimed a $2 million Golden Riches scratch-off; the ticket was sold at a Murphy Express in Meadows Place and the retailer may get a $10,000 bonus.

Rice Business' online MBA cracked the Financial Times' Global Online MBA list — No.13 worldwide and No.6 in the U.S. — its first year on the ranking.

Neighbors say The Long Weekend's elevated play structure and live music have invaded privacy and raised safety and noise concerns in Shady Acres. City inspectors and citations followed.

Akron officials say a partnership with Undue Medical Debt will erase nearly $20 million in bills for about 17,000 residents. Notices will be mailed to qualifying households.

A private lot across from the Space Needle was cleared after five months; the court-appointed receiver will pay cleanup while the city says private land limits outreach.

Families and advocates say Santa Clara County’s rollout of CARE Court has left petitions dismissed and many ordered services undelivered. Frustration centers on forms, clinician sign-offs and long waits.

Oakland is moving to buy the vacant San Pablo Avenue storefront that once housed Community Foods Market to revive the Hoover branch, closed in 1981. The plan faces funding and design hurdles but would restore a key neighborhood resource.

Div 15 Tech signed on with Sheet Metal Workers Local 104 and hired 16 union members, the union said. The deal pairs the contractor’s fabrication capacity with Local 104’s trained crews.

A Manhattan Ulta salon is facing a lawsuit after patrons say employees refused their hair type. The complaint seeks damages and court‑ordered training.