Students and parents say limited bathroom passes, locked restrooms and spotty period supplies have turned basic needs into a school-day problem at several Oakland high schools.

Advocates say an elderly man with cognitive impairments was released from the Aurora ICE facility before dawn and wandered downtown for hours before volunteers found him. The case has renewed calls for daytime releases.

NV Energy opened a spring window for its Expanded Solar Access Program; low‑income customers can apply to get solar savings on their bill without rooftop panels. Applications close May 31.

YouMail’s Robocall Index shows Georgians received 1,000,552,300 robocalls from January–April 2026, with Atlanta accounting for roughly 535.6 million of them. Regulators and consumers are scrambling to respond.

Three players split roughly $525,715 each after matching all five Fantasy 5 numbers, and two other tickets paid smaller prizes. Find the stores that sold the winning slips and how to check or claim.

San Antonio Report and Texas Public Radio will unite July 1 to pool resources and expand local reporting across the city. The two nonprofits say they’ll keep separate sites at first while sharing coverage.

Rice says it has hired more than 200 tenure‑track professors and plans roughly 30 percent more hires as undergraduate enrollment expands toward about 5,000. The push includes AI cluster searches and campus building projects to keep the 6‑to‑1 student‑faculty experience intact.

Mayor Moreno and local partners announced a campaign to renovate Morris F.X. Jeff Sr. Stadium in Algiers with seed funding, donated turf and a target completion of Aug. 1, 2026.

A county-run mobile clinic has started at De Anza College, offering walk-in primary care, vaccinations and screenings to students and West Valley residents.

Far West Side neighbors say a pack of roaming dogs has killed pets; Bexar County says it has seized multiple animals after months of complaints. Residents want faster enforcement.

Reno Swim & Slide needs roughly two dozen lifeguards or it could face major cuts or a summer closure; the city is running certification classes and stepping up recruitment.

Road closures and alternate access rules will hit downtown Salem as thousands of officers gather for Trooper Kevin Trainor's funeral.

Mayor Mary Sheffield launched "Occupy the Summer," reviving Midnight Basketball and expanding late-night rec hours so Detroit youth have free, supervised activities across the city. The move is part of a budget-backed prevention plan to keep teens engaged through the summer.