David Tepper landed on Time’s 2026 TIME100 Philanthropy list after giving roughly $529 million last year. Local gifts include UNC Charlotte, USC and a $1M push for girls’ flag football.

Mayor Andrew Ginther postponed the Kilbourne Run ribbon-cutting after neighbors said turf rental fees priced out local families.

A CBS News Miami investigation found a Lauderhill rental may again exceed the city’s four‑person occupancy limit after a fall stabbing. City inspectors plan a follow‑up inspection.

Neighbors on Treasure Island say abandoned homes left since Hurricane Helene are drawing dozens of rats, and the city says it's working to contact owners and draft an abatement ordinance.

A sold-out Play It Forward event brought donors and neighbors together to fund a rebuilt, more accessible 1,000 Hands Playground after the Nov. 1, 2024 bridge fire.

Site work at the Tree of Life campus in Squirrel Hill has picked up. Leaders say a rebuilt campus will include a 300‑seat sanctuary, museum and memorial with a 2028 opening target.

Cedar Creek residents rallied to demand a Board of Appeals ruling so they can challenge W.R. Grace's plastics-recycling pilot.

Rev. William Barber II's federal suit against AMC was dismissed; he will host a private screening at the Greenville theater and be allowed to bring his stool.

State and district filings show Tampa-based MGT will serve as the external operator at Gulf Middle School after four straight D grades, with coaches embedded on campus.

Billie Jean King will finish her bachelor’s degree at Cal State LA and deliver a commencement keynote as Father Greg Boyle and other civic leaders are also honored. Nearly 6,000 graduates will be celebrated across nine ceremonies.

After decades on Wilshire, Radio Korea has moved its main operations to La Palma, leaving Koreatown residents and longtime staff with a symbolic loss. The station says coverage will continue despite the move.

A federal civil-rights suit by JeDonna and India Dinges over a KKK flag displayed by a neighbor in Grosse Pointe Park has been settled for an undisclosed amount.

After six months at the Everglades camp nicknamed Alligator Alcatraz, Justo Bentacourt was released and reunited with his family as talks swirl about the site's future.