OSHA fined Tesla nearly $50,000 after the death of electrician Victor Gomez Sr. at their Austin Gigafactory, citing inadequate protective equipment and safety measures around live circuits.

A crocodile spotted at a Hollywood golf course has caused safety concerns among residents, with officials planning to relocate it once it grows larger.

Michigan GOP lawmakers urge MHSAA to alter its transgender athletes' policy in light of Trump's executive order, sparking debate on inclusion and fairness in female sports.

The article announces upcoming routine maintenance on the sanitary sewer system in Ridgefields, Kingsport, from March 10 to April 4, with inspections done by LJA Engineers and Performance Contracting, Inc.

Provo City celebrates its 10th Annual Women’s Day with a luncheon inspired by Taylor Swift's "Fearless" album, recognizing local women's courage and resilience, and presenting the Trailblazer Award.

Hickory's debut Literary Festival on April 12 will feature readings, workshops, a performance by Lucky Diaz, and various vendors. Free admission and activities are offered at SALT Block.

The Serve Philadelphia VISTA program is recruiting for its 2025-2026 cohort to fight poverty through projects in affordable housing, education, and food security.

Hillsborough residents are urged to adjust their irrigation timers with daylight saving time to save water and potentially receive a rebate or free irrigation controller.

Jim Kuta scored a perfect 300 in Wii Bowling at the Mary Ann Young Center, joining another elite scorer. The center offers a friendly environment with games, companionship, coffee, and treats.

Phyllis W. Beck, former Vice Chair of the Philadelphia Board of Ethics and the first female judge on the Pennsylvania Superior Court, passed away on March 3, 2025.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate has launched updated forms to increase clarity and usability, including the elimination of redundant fields and a reduction of 106 pages.

The March/April 2025 edition of the Plymouth News covers local updates, a state of the city feature, disposal events, and upcoming roadworks to inform residents.

Minneapolis is engaging community feedback on proposals for developing the historic Peoples' Way site at George Floyd Square, with upcoming events and an online survey.