Homeland Security raided Sean "Diddy" Combs' properties as part of a sex trafficking investigation, detaining but not arresting his sons. The scope of the raids suggests a large-scale probe, but Diddy has not been named as a focus.

Roswell considers building a new USL women's soccer stadium and entertainment district, with City Council's unanimous vote to discuss the project further.

Kevin Hart was honored with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center, joined by comedy elites and reflecting on his 25-year career.

Actor Forrie J. Smith was removed from a flight for refusing to sit beside a masked passenger, sparking social media debate about his stance on masks.

Cinema World in Fitchburg is closing on March 31 after 28 years, due to financial challenges exacerbated by the rise of streaming services and the pandemic.

"The Price is Right Live" is returning to Grand Rapids on September 18, where fans can play game show favorites and win prizes at DeVos Performance Hall. Tickets go on sale March 29.

TikTok faces potential ban in the U.S. over security concerns, prompting creators to defend the app's value for their livelihoods and question the selectivity of privacy worries.

Brockton High School's drama club won the Massachusetts Educational Theatre Guild drama festival with their performance of "Charley's Aunt," sharing the title with St. John's Prep and Peabody Veterans Memorial High School.

The Amazon Prime remake "Road House" featuring Jake Gyllenhaal falls short on storytelling, despite his impressive physical transformation for the role.

Michigan celebrates the annual release of Bell's Oberon Ale, marking the advent of spring with various organized events and the debut of new shandy flavors.

Princess Kate Middleton has announced her cancer diagnosis and ongoing chemotherapy treatment following recent surgery, with world leaders and experts offering support and discussing the impact of treatment.

Canine Companions celebrated National Puppy Day with a live stream, showing puppies that will be trained as service dogs by volunteers at no cost to recipients.

Palm Beach Pride rescheduled its parade for Sunday with extended hours after Saturday's events were canceled due to heavy rain and flooding. The celebration of diversity now includes live entertainment until 7 p.m. at Bryant Park.