Cleveland Heights is catching up on tree-lawn pickups after record snowfall delayed Christmas tree and leaf removal, with efforts resuming during a warm spell.

A pack of six dogs has been reported roaming the Lake–Ashtabula county line, the shelter says they've killed chickens and set a trap while authorities search the area.

More than $12 million in FY26 community‑project funding will flow to San Francisco, backing Jerrold Commons upgrades, Muni lighting, police vehicles, UCSF research and other local projects.

Sharon Reid, a Raleigh crossing guard since 2007, was recognized for her 19-year service, forming strong community bonds and ensuring safety at Millbrook Elementary School.

A semi-truck fire on I-95 North caused highway closure and brush fires, with no injuries reported. Traffic was affected and the cause is under investigation.

The article discusses a measles outbreak in the US with 3,190 cases, most among the unvaccinated, and the New Orleans Health Department's urging for MMR vaccination.

Cambridge Street Upper School to host Community Astronomy Night on March 11, offering stargazing and space activities, led by students from the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian Science Research Mentoring Program.

Shane Newman arraigned for attempted murder of a Canton officer; charges stem from a December Walmart incident. He pleaded not guilty; his accomplice faced misdemeanor theft.

Trustees narrowly approved a plan to send preliminary layoff notices that could affect roughly 300 AUSD employees as officials try to close an estimated $30M gap. Parents and staff warned the cuts would hollow out student supports.

NYCHA will test induction cooktops in 100 apartments under a state‑backed challenge that could scale to thousands of replacements. The pilot aims to cut pollution and avoid costly upgrades.

Linn County and Brookfield residents are warned of critical fire weather conditions, with authorities asking to avoid burning and sparking activities.

Milton's City Council recognized firefighters, celebrated Tree City USA status, announced an Arbor Day event, introduced a new City Arborist, and passed development plans.

The Georgia Symphony Orchestra is planning a diverse lineup of performances for its 75th anniversary in 2026, including jazz, movie scores, and sensory-friendly concerts.