At a North Lauderdale Boys & Girls Club, instructors taught kids lifesaving pool drills as Florida health groups warn child drownings have climbed and local coupons and scholarships are pushed.

Captain Christopher Yokoyama, an LAFD captain, died while vacationing in Wyoming, the department said Thursday. Officials have not released a cause of death.

An East Boston father is suing after he says ICE agents arrested and held him for two days despite legal protections. His lawyers filed an FTCA claim alleging profiling and inhumane conditions.

Manatee County reports a 56% drop in opioid deaths after years of naloxone distribution, outreach and treatment partnerships. Local leaders credit a coordinated network of responders and providers.

Homeowners in Lake County say loans arranged through Momnt paid contractors who vanished, leaving borrowers with monthly bills for work that never happened. Regulators and attorneys are now looking at refunds and legal options.

State data show 200,976 Pennsylvanians lost SNAP since last July, with thousands affected in Washington, Greene and Allegheny counties as advocates warn of mounting need.

Bread of Healing Clinic is expanding hours and planning a South Side site as ACA premiums spike and BadgerCare rules threaten to push more Milwaukee residents uninsured.

A Denver judge certified part of Drake Solomon’s severance claim as a class action, and attorneys say roughly two dozen Kroenke employees may join. The case will test Colorado’s POWR law and the legality of common severance templates.

Prospect Heights favorite Cheryl's Global Soul says a steep rent hike and added fees threaten the longtime restaurant. Owner Cheryl Smith has launched a fundraiser and expanded events to keep the doors open.

New York City reached a $1.7M settlement with Extra Space after complaints of rats and surprise rent hikes. A $1M restitution fund will open for claims beginning Aug. 1.

ConsumerAffairs puts Oklahoma in the bottom ten states to move to in 2026, citing weak health and education scores even as costs stay low.

A federal jury in Portland will hear claims that Nike paid and promoted women less than men, eight years after the suit was filed. Court filings and internal surveys are central.

SeaWorld Orlando security officers say understaffing and $16.50 wages have left some posts dangerously thin while the company resists bargaining. The union says it filed an unfair‑labor‑practice complaint in August 2025.