Whiting has told the Northwest Indiana Oilmen to leave Oil City Stadium after 15 years, as city officials pursue new tenants and the team scrambles for a new home. The move raises questions about youth programs and summer jobs tied to the ballpark.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections seeks public comments on rules for voter roll maintenance, focusing on non-citizenship issues, by March 16, 2026. A hearing is scheduled for March 9.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office collaborates with community partners to prevent gang violence by visiting at-risk youth to offer support and alternatives.

Detroit's CeCe Winans won her 18th Grammy for Best Gospel Performance/Song, tying with Aretha Franklin as one of the most awarded females in Grammy history.

John Chavis Memorial Park hosts a free Community Bike Rodeo & Traffic Garden Event with biking activities and safety education for all ages during Bike Month.

Hillsborough County continues its emergency burn ban due to dry conditions that increase wildfire risks, also advising residents on fire prevention measures.

A man in North Carolina was sentenced to five years for sending antisemitic threats to a Georgia state representative and a rabbi, following their support for an antisemitism bill.

Tampa will commemorate the 35th anniversary of Operations Desert Shield and Storm at Veterans Memorial Park. The event features an honor guard and keynote speaker Lt. Gen. David Deptula.

New license-plate readers showed up near the DPS campus on North Lamar, prompting residents to demand who’s watching and why. The installs have stirred fresh privacy concerns in north Austin.

The Board moved to raise the asset cap on fire-displacement aid so more tenants can get hoteling, move-in payments and rent-gap subsidies.

A Los Altos couple says thieves altered a $28,000 property-tax check and Wells Fargo denied their refund claim, leaving them to pay taxes and penalties again.

Former Delia's Tamales workers reached confidential settlements in two federal lawsuits alleging wage theft and unsafe conditions. Court orders require dismissal filings to close the cases.

A Wichita Falls woman says a 2024 pedicure sparked a severe infection that led to a below‑knee amputation. She has sued Pro Nails and its owner, seeking more than $1 million.