Pat Green raised over $1M for Hill Country flood victims through a livestream concert featuring over 30 performers, including Miranda Lambert. The event honored victims, including Green's late relatives.

Copper Sky Aquatics Center in Maricopa will host Water Safety Day on July 26 to educate on drowning prevention, featuring a rescue simulation and various water safety activities.

A Tennessee Cash player won a $280,000 jackpot with a ticket sold at the Breadbox in LaFollette, while another local from Brentwood won $50,000 in the Powerball.

Orlando Fringe cancels this year's LGBTQ+ Out Fest due to financial strains, with a focus on long-term sustainability while maintaining commitment to queer artists.

A Powerball player in Fort Wayne won $50,000 matching four numbers and the Powerball. The ticket was bought at a local Kroger Fuel Center. Hoosier Lottery advises winners to seek financial advice.

The BIG3 basketball league game in Detroit will feature a performance by Ice Cube and local artists, with anticipation for the Detroit Amplifiers' first home game at Little Caesars Arena.

Country Roads Music Festival in Michigan has been postponed to 2026 due to insufficient ticket sales, disappointing local artists and organizers who aimed for a successful event.

Connie Francis, famous for "Pretty Little Baby," died at 87. Despite personal struggles, she remained a versatile singer and a beloved figure to fans.

Trae Tha Truth is hosting the 17th annual Trae Day Weekend in Houston, with events including a parade and charity activities like free school supplies for kids.

Connie Francis, celebrated 1950s and 1960s singer known for "Pretty Little Baby," has died at 87, her publicist confirmed. Her music saw renewed popularity on social media.

The Phillies are hosting a fan event on July 18 to celebrate being named the future hosts of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game, featuring The Roots and Phillies legends.

Barry Manilow awarded Utah music teacher Jason Weimer a $10,000 check during a concert, as part of the "Manilow Music Teacher Award" for his dedication to music education.

Wu-Tang Clan is performing their final shows in NYC and Newark as part of their farewell tour, with tickets available from $46. Their impact on hip-hop is highlighted.