Seeds of Health will convert Grandview’s building into Veritas East for 2027–28, expanding the Veritas model and backing the move with an $800,000 DPI subgrant.

More than 100 people gathered at Philadelphia City Hall for a candlelit vigil after two recent ICE‑involved killings; organizers demanded investigations and policy changes.

Family, fellow firefighters and residents escorted Sgt. Adam Amrozi's procession Friday as Lincoln Park and the state paid tribute.

Kansas City approved up to $500,000 for emergency repairs at the North Lawn Apartments after tenants reported weeks without power, stolen wiring and unsafe units.

Billboard magnate Brian Kennedy says USC breached a 1998 naming promise after the school built the Bloom Football Performance Center on his namesake practice field.

A FEMA-backed program being run with the City of Colfax can pay up to 90% of home‑hardening and defensible‑space costs, with homeowners covering a roughly 10% match. The city has contracted 4Leaf to manage inspections and setup.

An open letter signed by 86 survivors demands apologies from SBC president Willy Rice and Pastor Jack Graham after both dismissed the denomination's abuse crisis. The signees say the leaders' language discourages survivors and undermines reform.

A $1.5 million '1,500,000 Super Star' scratch-off was sold at the Allegheny Towne Center Giant Eagle, marking Westmoreland County's third seven-figure Lottery win this year.

An 11-year-old River Forest camper was killed when a tree fell on him at Owasippe Scout Reservation in Muskegon County. Deputies say the death is under investigation.

A converted Pacific Street motel now houses Harbortay House, a 54‑bed transitional shelter for 18–24‑year‑olds run by Urban Street Angels.

Reporters say New Mexico’s child‑welfare agency drove a 15‑year‑old foster youth to the El Paso border and urged him to cross despite his objections. Lawmakers and advocates are demanding answers.

KMOV will add ABC programming on September 1, 2026, moving the network to channel 32.1 and promising expanded local newscasts from First Alert 4.

JCPS cut the ribbon on a $62 million W.E.B. DuBois Academy campus in Louisville, bringing new CTE labs, art and band suites and a turf stadium ahead of 2026–27.