An unplanned PG&E outage knocked out power Sunday in the Outer Richmond and Sea Cliff neighborhoods; crews worked through the morning to restore service.

Shelby County students compiled nearly 20 policy asks and are urging city and county officials to add funding for school counselors and mental-health services.

Escondido’s main library is due to reopen in July 2026 after a $10M state-funded overhaul that adds maker labs, study pods, ADA upgrades and refreshed children’s spaces.

Greenville organizers say Hunt County demonstrators will join the nationwide "No Kings" day of nonviolent action on March 28, part of a coordinated push against perceived authoritarianism.

A tiny Las Animas County town faces failing tanks, frozen audits and an embezzlement probe as leaders race to finish a federal water project before an April election.

A Staten Island recruit put his NYPD plans on hold to donate a kidney to his father and was sworn in with the new class, continuing a three‑generation legacy.

Dozens marched from the Deer District to Aurora Sinai, honoring victims and demanding nonviolent conflict resolution.

Corpus Christi ISD is mourning the death of Leyton Hernandez, a 28-year-old teacher and coach who died in a two-vehicle crash; the district says counseling will be available.

Two South Florida shoppers hit Fantasy 5 jackpots at Kendall and Hialeah stores, with payouts of about $135k and $100k and specific claim rules from the Florida Lottery.

Miami organizer Medea Benjamin is mobilizing hundreds of volunteers and thousands of pounds of medicine for a March 21 convoy to Havana as fuel shortages bite.

A Missouri United Methodist elder was suspended after reports she worked for Jeffrey Epstein on his private island. Church leaders launched a 90‑day supervisory review.

Houston churches are sharply divided over Trump’s mass‑deportation push, with pastors offering shelter and legal help while national leaders cite Scripture for enforcement. Court fights and rapid‑response networks are following close behind.

The Croft School suspended founder Scott Given after trustees launched an independent review into alleged financial irregularities and a proposed family bond plan.