San José's Q4 2025 housing update shows annual average rents near $2,862, a 4.5% vacancy rate and a $1.68M median single‑family price.

SMMUSD is poised to cut more than 27 FTE, including early reading interventionists and dozens of custodians, prompting parent and union pushback ahead of Thursday’s board vote.

A Quick Pick sold at a Fenton Walmart matched all six MO Millions numbers on Jan. 14, making the buyer the lottery’s first MO Millions jackpot winner.

Hill Street Park is hosting a "Little Leprechaun" event for toddlers on March 16, featuring crafts and storytime. Pre-registration and an $8 fee are required.

Englewood High School students participated in "The Lifeflight Experience" program, demonstrating the severe consequences of distracted driving through a simulated crash scene.

Delta Air Lines disputed initial claims of a cockpit breach on a flight from Houston to Atlanta; a passenger exhibited unruly behavior, prompting an emergency return and arrest.

Local coverage said most Tennessee counties lost jobs in 2025, but state and university data tell a messier story: gains were concentrated around Nashville while many counties lagged.

A new Monster report finds rising demand for nurses, caregivers and warehouse workers. Raleigh employers are competing harder on pay, schedules and training to fill frontline roles.

Raleigh-Egypt High School Marching Pharaohs won first place at the Rhythm on the Route competition in Jefferson Parish, with Plaquemines High and Belle Chasse Academy following.

The Phoenixville Fire Department now has "Wag'n O2 Fur Life" pet oxygen masks, thanks to a local donor. These enhance the department's ability to save pets in emergencies.

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department humorously blames Thirteen Bakery for their potential weight gain, praising the local bakery for its support and tasty treats. They express gratitude and encourage community visits to the bakery.

The article highlights Deputy Willie Herron's role in ensuring safe and successful Mardi Gras parades, emphasizing his unseen efforts and the importance of preserving the festive tradition.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office ensured safety during Mardi Gras celebrations in Covington, Folsom, and Lacombe, marking the event's peaceful conclusion on social media.