South Boston will flip its St. Patrick’s Day parade route back to Andrew Square on March 15, restoring an older alignment tied to the 1776 Evacuation Day march.

The Washington Township Fire Department in Dublin, OH has introduced a new group of part-time firefighters who completed orientation and are being mentored for potential full-time roles.

MoveBuddha ranks Lakeland the nation's fastest-growing boomtown after a decade of rapid population gains, spotlighting logistics jobs and housing pressures.

St. Charles Parish Public Works crews are busy cleaning up after Mardi Gras, ensuring streets and public spaces are cleared of debris and safe for traffic.

The South Milwaukee Police Department is fundraising for its K9 unit by selling branded swag, as announced on social media. Proceeds will support the police dogs.

The state health agency removed the labeled "abortion clinic" option from its provider finder this week, prompting calls for explanation from advocates. Access groups say the change could make locating licensed care harder.

Neighbors at a southeast Raleigh meeting pushed back on plans for a large Wake County Animal Center on the Randleigh tract, citing worries about barking and proximity to homes. County leaders say the design adds mitigation and more services.

Upper Arlington Schools has petitioned the probate court to cremate and reburry remains found beneath the high school. A hearing is set for March 12.

Rev. Graylan S. Hagler, Plymouth Congregational's pastor emeritus and a tireless justice advocate, died Tuesday at 71 after a battle with cancer. The church opened its sanctuary and will announce memorial plans.

Jesse Jackson's death marks the loss of a pivotal civil rights leader who notably influenced New York politics, from David Dinkins' mayoral win to broader social movements.

San José's Q4 2025 housing update shows annual average rents near $2,862, a 4.5% vacancy rate and a $1.68M median single‑family price.

SMMUSD is poised to cut more than 27 FTE, including early reading interventionists and dozens of custodians, prompting parent and union pushback ahead of Thursday’s board vote.

A Quick Pick sold at a Fenton Walmart matched all six MO Millions numbers on Jan. 14, making the buyer the lottery’s first MO Millions jackpot winner.