Residents at a Kissimmee RV park say Turnpike construction is coating RVs and homes in soot, dust and diesel fumes.

Emails in the DOJ’s mass Epstein release name Orioles owner David Rubenstein; his office says the contact was brief and he is not accused of wrongdoing.

Three Rogers Behavioral Health employees were dismissed after organizers say they delivered a union petition; the union has filed charges and the NLRB has a case on record.

A Tampa mother credits school staff’s CPR and an on-site AED with saving her teen after he collapsed at school.

Student Sierra Morrison was detained by Clark Atlanta University police for hours over an ID issue, sparking online attention and an ongoing investigation.

A Liberty Pines Academy career survey asked middle school students odd personal questions — from bubble baths and goats to 'extreme body modification.' The district has opened an HR review while lawmakers push a parental-review bill.

The Town of Wake Forest engaged local high school students in civic leadership through a program that included a mock town meeting and a visit to a fire station.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway warns against rising romance scams, highlighting the importance of vigilance and familial support to prevent emotional and financial exploitation.

Parents forced Petaluma trustees to pause approval of site safety plans after spotting "collect intelligence" language about student walkouts and social-media monitoring.

Coral Springs honored six volunteers with Lynne Johnson Awards for their significant contributions to the community in areas like youth programs, the environment, and the arts.

The Skyway Family Fun Day in Tampa offers activities and games on Feb. 21, featuring a hockey zone, bounce houses, and various vendors.

The Bureau of Land Management introduced the Materials Access Program to simplify access to resources like sand and gravel from public lands, offering a two-tier flat fee pricing structure.

A Las Vegas public-works employee says sagging power lines and faulty gear caused an on-the-job electrical blast that cost him his lower right leg. The suit names NV Energy and several suppliers.