Columbus voted to keep roughly 40 Flock license‑plate cameras even as cities nationwide pull back amid reports federal agencies queried the network. The move sets up a local fight over safety and privacy.

Four nonbinary Triangle residents say the state's 'male/female' law erases them; they're turning visibility into organizing.

A veteran Hill Country firefighter was pinned by a bull while working a Bandera rodeo and remains in ICU. Friends have launched a fundraiser to help cover mounting medical bills.

Salt Lake’s Iranian community is split after U.S. strikes on Iran — some celebrated the attacks while others fear the fallout for relatives and a wider war.

The Texas Rangers installed the 'One Riot, One Ranger' statue at Globe Life Field on March 2, 2026, reviving debate over a monument removed from Dallas Love Field in 2020.

UNC Rex agreed to a $150,000 settlement with the EEOC after a federal suit said it denied a remote worker a religious exemption from its COVID‑19 vaccine policy.

A Lauderdale Lakes Walmart sold Sunday’s only Fantasy 5 jackpot; the ticket matched 8-12-16-22-34 and is worth about $108,640.

Residents at the Towers at Summit Ridge say missing heat, weeks without hot water and pest infestations have left some calling their units "disgusting."

Mesa Public Schools approved a 50‑position reduction as enrollment falls and budget pressure grows. Cuts include coaches, specialists and some teaching roles.

For the second time in weeks, a child ended up inside a Webster Groves claw machine. Both episodes prompted quick rescues and fresh questions about venue safety.

A Colombian family says life on Skid Row left their 6-year-old sleeping in a motorhome as county and city programs push to move people indoors. The New York Post spoke with the parents; county plans pledge funding.

Pike Place Market Foundation has opened a national search for a permanent executive director while Lisa Chin remains interim. The board posted a job with a $225k 60$250k range and an April 6 priority deadline.

Burbank nurses represented by SEIU Local 121RN will picket Providence St. Joseph for five days over staffing, benefits and proposed contract changes.