Statesville bought the Boys & Girls Club campus on Cochran Street and will lease Bentley Community Center so after-school and summer services keep running.

Bedford retiree Sonya Ingram won $50,000 on a Powerball ticket bought at Quick Stop on 16th Street. She plans to save most of the money and restore a 1969 Ford Torino.

A Pittsburgh family says a resort pool's loose drain cover pulled out their child’s small intestine; surgeons at UPMC stabilized her and she now needs nightly IV nutrition.

Cardinal Health’s Kendall Patient Recovery plant in Augusta will shutter in phases, affecting more than 200 jobs as ethylene oxide lawsuits and a federal rule review press the industry.

Atlanta approved its first open-container entertainment district in South Downtown, allowing adults 21+ to walk with drinks as the neighborhood gears up for the World Cup. Rules and enforcement details are still being finalized.

Last Saturday downtown filled with marchers, bands and tossed beads as Pittsburgh’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade marched through the Golden Triangle. The annual march draws hundreds of thousands and blends neighborhood tradition with full-on revelry.

Enid High senior Juan Diego López Macías was arrested after a Feb. 28 traffic stop and placed in ICE custody in Texas, prompting classmates and local advocates to protest.

The Vancouver school board approved a plan to eliminate roughly 189 positions and trim about $24M from the 2026–27 budget, affecting school-based and district support roles.

A Valley resident holds a $6.7M The Pick ticket after a Phoenix Albertsons sale; official draw records list the winning numbers and the claim deadline.

A temporary warming center opens Monday night at First Baptist Church in Midtown to shelter people during a cold snap. MATA will provide rides and volunteers will hand out meals and blankets.

Sanford police said a viral video appears to show officers trespassing a person at a farmers market and called the handling a mistake.

A viral clip shows a man diving into the shamrock-green River Walk to retrieve a phone; locals called it a "San Antonio baptism" while officials warned of fines and health risks.

A Ferguson shopper hit a $100,000 top prize on a Missouri Lottery scratcher bought at A1 Market. The $5 "100,000 Taxes Paid" game has paid millions since its January release.