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.

Clark County extended $5.5 million to Rainbow Dreams Early Learning Academy, preserving county-funded pre-K seats on the Westside through 2029. The move pairs public funds with local supply drives.

Plumas Unified will close Pioneer Elementary and suspend most home‑to‑school bus routes as officials work to erase a $9.5M structural deficit. Staffing reductions and limited special‑education buses follow.

Six Fantasy 5 tickets matched Saturday's draws, including four sold at Publix stores. Here are the winning numbers, payouts and how winners claim their prizes.

ODVA registered 938 previously unregistered veterans in the first half of 2026 and says its claims work helped bring about $1.2 billion in federal benefits to Oklahoma veterans. The outreach targeted aging and disconnected veterans statewide.

ICE detained a Baltimore father during his commute, leaving his family without their primary provider; his daughter launched a fundraiser to pay legal fees and keep the household afloat.

Raw sewage flooded multiple units at Martin Street Plaza in Summerhill, destroying belongings and medical supplies. Atlanta Housing says crews remediated the blockage; tenants demand permanent repairs and compensation.

Bullard Family Foundation volunteers packed 30,000 backpacks for Tampa students ahead of an August 8 giveaway at Raymond James Stadium. The event pairs school supplies with free health services.

A magistrate has recommended denying FAU’s motion to dismiss a former dean’s sex‑discrimination and retaliation suit, allowing key claims to advance. The order opens the case to further filings and discovery.

The YMCA and Related Group brought free swim lessons, safety gear and backpacks to Cutler Bay as part of a county effort to prevent child drownings.

Two settlements force SDHC to curb unlawful rent hikes and publish records showing when vouchers funded increases.

A branded-tent giveaway in Skid Row has renewed debate about corporate charity and housing policy in Los Angeles; the company says the tents were meant to help.

Maui County blessed a new, high‑tech Emergency Operations Center in Wailuku with room for nearly 200 staff and a 24‑screen video wall; officials expect it to be ready in August.