A Honolulu couple found a 3-foot ball python under their front door on July 25, prompting a police response and animal-control custody.

The 31st Black Women's Expo arrives July 31–Aug. 2 at McCormick Place with Joy Reid, Keke Palmer and Le'Andria Johnson headlining a packed weekend of panels, performances and wellness activations.

About 80 day laborers gathered in Pasadena to share detention stories, receive legal aid and debate whether to press Home Depot amid ongoing ICE raids.

About 100 people gathered in First Ward Park to mourn two men killed during separate ICE operations and to press for independent investigations and accountability. Activists also raised alarms about a planned 1,400‑bed detention center in Hertford County.

A Shetland pony escaped in Evergreen and trotted through San Jose streets before officers tracked it down and returned it to its owner. No injuries were reported.

A marker at 71st and Kedzie in Marquette Park was unveiled Saturday as 'Mamie and E.L. Till Road,' honoring Mamie Till-Mobley and Emmett Till.

A Phoenix man's collapse after a jail release has become a local warning about how extreme heat, homelessness and gaps in reentry services can combine. County data and advocates say targeted transport, acclimation checks and housing are needed.

Dozens gathered in Ossining to mourn two immigrants killed during recent ICE operations and to demand transparency as federal probes continue.

An Islamic education group says it closed on the former Korean World Mission Baptist Church at 201 N. Plano Road after a contract fight. The buyers plan a K–12 school, a seminary and community services on the campus.

City budget cuts shrink funding for New Orleans’ Right to Counsel program, and legal-aid groups say they’re tapping reserves to keep lawyers in eviction court. Advocates warn fewer people will get representation.

Dozens gathered in Old Pasadena to read names and mourn victims of recent ICE enforcement operations during a national day of action. Organizers pressed for footage and investigations.

Community members in San Jose held a candlelit vigil to mourn two men shot during separate ICE operations and to press federal officials for footage and independent probes.

A Baltimore homeowner says a bathroom leak snowballed into a foreclosure after his condo board assessed $60K in legal fees and bought his unit at auction. The case raises legal questions about HOA liens.