Save Our City, Save Our Future needs $550,000 a year just to keep training Chicago-area teens in construction and culinary arts.

Greenville nonprofit Missions of Honor flew Global War on Terrorism veterans to Ground Zero and the Statue of Liberty this weekend.

The 1999 Phantom Menace relic outside Station 27 was swapped for a hand-painted fake, and neighbors want it back.

Seven Worcester elementary schools have new library rooms and staff, but need almost 17,000 more books to fill them.

Evergreen Real Estate Group's 120-unit projects near Dayton and Columbus will house Medicaid-eligible seniors starting in 2027.

Seminole County raised AC temps to fight a budget gap, but mechanical glitches left some classrooms sweltering.

Orange-doored houses across Detroit and Pontiac now offer tutoring, meals and mentorship — and the model just went national.

Beckham got to explore a real patrol car during his visit with Officer Jason Groves at Ranken Jordan.

The Extreme Tour hits Spirit Life Church Sunday with skateboarding, giveaways and music for a free community event.

Nefer Bookcafe drew families to Wakefield for free braiding stations, a book festival and a live reading from author Jaylene Clark Owens.

Linda Miller has driven as far as East San Jose to feed strangers a warm lasagna, no questions asked, since 2023.

The Rosemont Avenue shelter grew by nearly 8,000 square feet, with more upgrades still on the way by early 2027.

Samba, dance lessons and food from across Brazil hit 31st Avenue on September 5, as Astoria claims a piece of a tradition once centered in Midtown.