NORD is recruiting teens for about 150 lifeguard spots this summer, offering $17.58/hour and paid Red Cross certification. A hiring fair is set for March 4 at Milne Recreation Center.

A new national survey finds women are more pessimistic about the 2026 labor market and are choosing stability over job moves, a shift with big consequences in high‑cost cities.

A Marathon-branded run team will cross the LA Marathon finish line together to raise funds for the Neighborhood Nip Foundation and the planned revival of Nipsey Hussle Plaza.

Fairview Park moved the Gemini Center natatorium's finish date to May 15, delaying spring swim programs while crews complete mechanical and pool finishes.

County leaders pledged $1.5M to keep Casa Mariposa open while Mayor Gloria says he'll ask City Council to match the funds. Providers called it a lifeline for survivors.

A toucan was spotted near an Orlando day spa on Wednesday; WKMG captured the sighting. Authorities ask anyone with sightings to contact animal services.

Comptroller Mark Levine warned that a lack of jobs and affordable housing has driven large declines in the city's Black population, and panelists urged paired fixes. Data and officials differ on the exact toll, but the policy imperative is clear.

Ohio Dominican University missed a March 1 bond payment, the trustee disclosed, deepening questions about the small Columbus college's finances. Bondholders and trustees are now in talks about the next steps.

A copycat fundraising site showed $16,000 for 13-year-old Mason Towler’s funeral but the family says it never saw the money; a local funeral director covered the service.

As EverBank weighs a suburban move, the Duval DOGE committee reviewed crime and shelter data and debated using $1.5M to add bed capacity. Officials say follow-up meetings are planned.

A student-recorded clip shows a Pontiac teacher using profanity in class; the district acknowledged the footage on Facebook and directed families to official channels for updates.

Allied Van Lines data show Ohio had a modest net outflow in 2025 as movers favored mid‑sized Sun Belt and Western metros over some Ohio metros. The shifts show up across Columbus, Cincinnati and Cleveland.

A 34-person GT Church tour from St. Petersburg sheltered in Tiberias after strikes and sirens in Israel; leaders are coordinating with the State Department and veteran rescue groups. Evacuation plans are being worked out as members wait for a safe exit.