Frank A. Rubino, the Miami criminal-defense lawyer and former racer who defended Manuel Noriega, has died at 80.

The EEOC sued StoneMor, saying managers at a Memphis cemetery barred Black employees from a break room and retaliated against a supervisor who complained.

A new iSelect index finds Tennessee 14th nationwide; households are now spending nearly 3% of income on electricity as prices climb.

More than 30 cats and kittens rescued from Stockton are in San Diego Humane Society care; many need medical treatment and are being quarantined across SDHS campuses. Shelter teams are isolating and treating the animals before adoption.

A B2B sales-acceleration firm in Alpharetta plans to lay off dozens at its headquarters. The move adds to broader tech-sector job cuts.

Trailhead Community Health Foundation will steward proceeds from Summa Health’s sale to fund health access and research across Greater Akron, with grants expected late 2026.

The Tennessee Titans and American Red Cross will hold a March 18 blood drive at Nissan Stadium to restock supplies after Winter Storm Fern. March donors get a free A1C test and a $15 Amazon gift card.

A Jackson County man hit a $1 million prize on a Millionaire Maker scratch-off and took a roughly $693,000 lump sum to save for retirement.

A Nantucket resident won the first $2 million top prize on the Massachusetts Lottery's new "2,000,000 Stacked" scratch game and took a $1.3M cash payout.

A CHIS briefing shows food insecurity among Bay Area low‑income adults jumped sharply in 2024, with county rates varying widely and charities shifting operations.

The 2026 Gap report finds Ohio short roughly 266,000 affordable rental units and nearly half of the state’s 1.58M renters are cost-burdened. Advocates want action.

Showcase Atlanta’s two‑day Workforce Expo at the Georgia World Congress Center drew hundreds as national layoffs surged and locals sought in‑person hiring connections.

State regulators ordered Silfab Solar to halt operations after two chemical leaks near Flint Hill Elementary. Parents and officials want answers as SCDES and federal investigators probe.