Family, classmates and civic leaders gathered at the Clara Luper National Sit‑In Plaza to honor Richard O'Dell Brown, one of the 13 youth who helped desegregate downtown OKC.

State regulators fined the Boston Housing Authority after repeated elevator outages at Ruth Barkley left tenants trapped. The move follows months of complaints and a state hearing.

Deer Lake neighbors say the HOA set traps that left beavers dead in the community lake, prompting outrage and calls for nonlethal alternatives.

Crews broke ground on a new Pickett Elementary on Jacksonville’s Northside, a nearly $35M project funded by the half‑cent sales surtax and slated to open in August 2027.

HISD's state-appointed board is moving to negotiate direct- or guaranteed-admission agreements with UT‑Austin and three San Antonio universities to boost college enrollment. Details and eligibility rules will be hammered out in upcoming negotiations.

IU researchers say Indiana added 38,579 residents in 2025, with suburbs around Indianapolis leading the gains as domestic migration more than doubled.

D.C.’s 2026 Point‑in‑Time count rose 4.4% from 2025, driven by a 15.8% jump in family homelessness even as officials point to prevention programs and data limits.

Gospel Inc.'s Gospel Village in Lakeland added 48 permanent homes on Tuesday, expanding its supportive housing campus for people who were chronically homeless.

Anadarko is grieving after two students died over the weekend; hundreds joined a prayer walk and a candlelight vigil while schools and tribal programs offered counseling and resources.

A CPD memo says most police stations will stop accepting stray animals and owner surrenders, pushing finders toward shelters, vets and microchip scans.

The Bushwick branch will shut on June 5, 2026 for roughly two years of HVAC, roof and infrastructure work, prompting concerns over lost internet access and youth programs.

The Bezos family anchored a $100M endowment for early-childhood programs at Robin Hood, announced at the charity’s Javits Center benefit. The gift includes a matchable $25M pledge.

Rage guitarist Tom Morello joined immigrant-rights demonstrators at 26 Federal Plaza, singing Woody Guthrie and urging lawmakers to back the New York For All Act.