Fort Lauderdale is experiencing traffic disruptions due to water main repair at NW 31st Ave and Sunrise Blvd, with lane closures and detours in place.

Venezuelan man, Edwin Romero Gutierrez, was arrested by ICE in Hazel Park after a car chase and entering an Amazon warehouse. He had previously been detained in 2023 for illegal border crossing.

The City of Choctaw, OK invites residents to share their preferences for future events and the use of a community room through a survey shared on their Facebook page.

Following Winter Storm Gianna, Cary, NC, saw cleared main roads but still dealt with icy patches. Town facilities closed Monday, with reduced staffing focusing on problem areas. Residents are urged to stay prepared and informed.

Michele Ferguson was named Akron's Employee of the Month for her role as a Safety Communications Technician since 2013, praised for her multitasking, composure, and guidance to peers.

Miami is seeking artists for public art commissions in its new City Administration Building, focusing on pieces that celebrate the city's cultural diversity and civic life.

San Antonio officials broke ground on a new Animal Care Services hospital that will add operating rooms, diagnostics and foster drop‑off space to speed treatment and adoptions.

A newborn was safely surrendered in a baby box at Delhi Township Fire Department in Cincinnati, Ohio. The baby is healthy and will be placed for adoption.

The FBI raid at a Georgia election hub and debates over DOJ requests for voter information have sparked controversy among lawmakers, with divisions over compliance and election security concerns.

DeKalb County crews finished repairs on a 12-inch water main break, restoring water pressure and advising residents to run taps to clear any discolored water. Traffic controls remain as recovery continues.

A burst water pipe caused severe flooding at Franklin Wright Settlements in Detroit, leading to a shutdown of the facility and an urgent call for community support.

Janesville seeks volunteers for various city boards and committees to influence local policy and community development. Applications are due by March 8.

A new Home Depot Foundation poll and local reporting show Texans waiting far longer to rebuild after disasters because trained tradespeople are scarce. Industry groups say expanded training and policy fixes are needed.