After a woman known as "Mama Dee" died on Camelback Road, Phoenix volunteers and nonprofits stepped up street outreach to distribute water, first aid and housing referrals.

C. Beth DunCombe, a pioneering Detroit lawyer and former DEGC chief, died March 2 at 77. Her deals and mentorship helped reshape downtown and the city’s legal community.

Clark County inspectors say Heidi Fleiss must limit free‑flying macaws at her new Las Vegas home after neighbor complaints and aviation‑safety concerns.

A meeting over the lease for George Costa Field turned physical as league leaders clashed with city staff during a dispute about contract changes and revenue.

Worcester leaders condemned racist social posts aimed at South High girls basketball players after a playoff loss and said the district will support affected students.

A Loxahatchee golden retriever collapsed after biting an invasive cane toad; vets and a toad‑removal expert offered first‑aid steps and yard fixes.

Barnum’s school board voted 4-3 to reinstate a male‑female homecoming coronation, reversing a student‑led move to gender‑neutral "royalty."

Valiente Mott and Safe Kids will hand out fitted helmets in downtown Las Vegas on March 21 as officials warn of a sharp rise in e-bike and e-scooter injuries. The clinic will fit helmets while supplies last.

An unplanned PG&E outage knocked out power to thousands in the Sunset District, cutting traffic signals and renewing scrutiny of the utility's reliability.

The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum will close this Saturday as volunteers search for a new location because of cramped space and limited parking.

Crews move in Monday to begin rebuilding St. Theodosius Cathedral in Tremont. The parish hopes to reopen the sanctuary by Easter 2027 amid a multi‑million fundraising push.

A Journal of Mormon Polygamy conference in Utah prompted backlash after panels questioned whether Joseph Smith practiced plural marriage. Organizers say it’s academic; critics call it revisionist.

Smith County Humane says a dog recorded during an alleged abuse is safe, receiving veterinary care and will be neutered before being listed for adoption.