ATXN launches "Sound ON!," a show featuring live performances and interviews with local Austin musicians, aimed at highlighting the city's vibrant music scene.

Houston offers a weekend of diverse events, including 'Jurassic World: The Exhibition', the Azalea Trail, races at Sam Houston Race Park, the Kolache Factory Dash, 'Beetlejuice' musical, concerts by Major Lazer and Hombres G, and Go Tejano Day.

Phoenix hosts the NCAA March Madness Music Festival with performers like ZEDD, the Jonas Brothers, and Mumford & Sons. Live performances will be streamed on ncaa.com.

Detroit gears up for St. Patrick's Day celebrations with parades, a family fun zone in Corktown, bar crawls, races before the Detroit parade, and Irish dance performances.

The San Antonio Spurs unveiled a new mural in Austin as a tribute to the team and Texas, coinciding with home games and SXSW, offering a Spurs-themed pop-up and ticket combo.

Peoria is hosting 'Bravo Peoria!' at Sunrise Mountain Library with family activities, a new Music Garden, live music, food trucks, games, and a book sale on Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm.

Online studio Rooster Teeth is closing due to challenges in digital media, ending its 20-year run which included creating "Red vs. Blue." The studio's general manager, Jordan Levin, cites shifts in consumer behavior as the cause.

Walton County 4-H Summer Camp registration is open for grades 4-12, offering outdoor adventures like hiking and camping, promising a break from screens and an immersive nature experience.

The City of Peoria is offering a free Block Party trailer to residents, equipped with party essentials, available through May on Fridays and Saturdays.

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre in Florida is staging "42nd Street" this March, with locally produced sets, choreography, and design. Tickets are selling fast for the show, which captures 1930s Manhattan.

Peoria's Paloma Community Park hosts a free "Music in March" concert series on Sundays featuring various musical genres, food trucks, and a community atmosphere.

Jason Kelce retired from the NFL and had his ankles taped by a trainer battling cancer, symbolizing their close bond. Kelce also helped the trainer during his treatment.

Hugh Braithwaite, founder and CEO of Braithwaite Communications, died at 63. His cause of death is undisclosed. He was known for his storytelling skills and impact on the PR industry.