Tulsa closes two more homeless camps, houses 13 individuals under Safe Move Tulsa, with 68 people and 26 pets rehoused overall, aiming for a phase one goal of 300. The initiative provides housing and support to reduce homelessness and encampments.

Sunshine Services says new U.S. Department of Labor requirements forced the Knoxville nonprofit to set Feb. 27 as its last day. Staff say they will work with clients and families on transitions.

Attorney General Drummond filed a response to State Farm's petition to the Oklahoma Supreme Court, seeking to maintain his role in a case concerning alleged insurance malpractices that affect Oklahoma consumers.

Feed the Mass bought Old Town's Nourish Building and plans a grocery, programming space and its headquarters — a step to scale food-rescue and job training in the neighborhood.

Medina Valley ISD Superintendent Dr. Scott Caloss will retire June 30 after guiding rapid district growth and major bond‑funded construction. Trustees have hired a consultant and opened a spring search.

Trella Uptown, a new mixed-income development in Charlotte blending affordable and market-rate units, has been inaugurated to foster diverse community living.

Archbishop Ronald Hicks takes over from Cardinal Dolan as the leader of New York's archdiocese, marked by a symbolic ceremony at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

More than four years after the Caldor Fire, Grizzly Flats still lacks its neighborhood elementary. The district says construction must start soon or critical funds will be lost.

Loveland, Ohio, is set to host its Hearts Afire Weekend, an event featuring ice sculptures, fire dancers, and various activities in the historic downtown area.

Residents in a new Katy subdivision say they found rocks and sediment in their tap water. Officials advise flushing taps and contacting municipal 311 if it persists.

A teen with special needs was found safe in Gastonia during a winter storm thanks to a coordinated rescue effort by local emergency services and a police K-9 named Bo.

Billionaire Rick Jackson enters the Georgia governor's race, pledging $50M to his campaign, positioning himself against career politicians and aiming to disrupt the state's political 'cartel.'

Cleveland Heights seeks a new member for its Transportation and Mobility committee to improve local transit and enforce sustainable and accessible transportation policies.