After CBS Miami coverage, a Gladeview tenant was relocated and county records show open recertification cases at Buena Vista Apartments.

A newly obtained radar report flagged 16 subsurface anomalies beside Marti‑Colon Cemetery; residents want archaeological verification before trenching starts.

After sudden revenue losses, Lorain City Schools must close about $16.6M. Officials warn preschool and special‑education services face the biggest risk.

A Greenfield tattooist is inking tiny pink bows called “Hailey’s bow” and donating $50 from each tattoo to the family of Fishers teen Hailey Buzbee.

Durham voters chose a $2.4M slate of community projects through PB Durham; City Council approved the winners and the city says implementation starts this spring.

Parents in Saratoga pressed the district after officials acknowledged an uncleared adult participated in Redwood Middle after‑school activities; an outside investigator and a Change.org petition are now pushing for answers.

Washington County reminds residents to follow the Burn Ban due to extreme drought conditions that pose a high risk of rapid fire spread. Fire services are dealing with fast-moving brush fires and urge no outdoor burning.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's call to increase property taxes amid a $5.4 billion budget shortfall meets strong opposition from Queens homeowners and city officials.

Mott Community College's board postponed a statement on the president's alleged proselytizing, following a public complaint and divided opinions on religious freedom and institutional appropriateness. No new investigation was initiated.

A Nashville comedian's fake ICE hotline recorded a kindergarten teacher asking to deport a student's parents — the clip has ignited online outrage and legal questions.

The Milford Police Department in Oakland County has adopted a senior dog, Lil' Craig, found on a porch in freezing temperatures after no owners claimed him.

The application deadline for firefighter/paramedic positions at Florissant Valley Fire Protection District was February 20th, with the next steps including written and practical exams.

Dean Dennis, the Renasant Convention Center's general manager, has accepted a general manager role in Columbus, Ohio, prompting a leadership change at the riverfront venue.