About 11,000 Cuyahoga County voter records were flagged for mismatched information, affected voters may need to cast provisional ballots unless they correct their records.

Norman's "Green Norman Eco-bration" offers sustainable events from March 22, including a water reclamation facility tour and activities focused on water treatment, native plant gardening, and environmental art.

UC alumnus Barry Mitchell donates $3 million to the College-Conservatory of Music for an endowed chair and scholarships, reflecting his belief in humanities' role in education.

Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died, deeply impacting Atlanta. Mayor Andre Dickens and others mourn, remembering Jackson's fight for equality and urging to continue his legacy.

Massachusetts Governor Healey announces over $140 million investment for more than 1,300 new homes to address housing shortage, repurposing commercial spaces.

North Ridgeville was recognized as a Tree City USA for the first time, indicating its commitment to environmental stewardship and urban forest management.

Mayor Mamdani is set to present his budget for NYC amid a deficit, with Gov. Hochul pledging $1.5 billion in state aid, despite opposing his plan to tax the rich. Mamdani criticizes previous fiscal policies and aims to avoid burdening citizens.

Sen. Rick Scott stopped at the Miami‑Dade elections office to promote the Save America Act, a GOP bill that would require documentary proof of citizenship to register for federal elections.

Tampa holds a Special Needs Championship Day event celebrating inclusivity, with over 60 participants expected, featuring sports and activities, champion rings, team prizes, and health presentations.

Senators Wyden and Markey oppose a CBP rule requiring foreign visitors to report social media history, citing privacy concerns for both visitors and U.S. citizens.

Massachusetts CCC considers freezing new cannabis cultivation licenses and canopy expansion due to falling prices and industry pressure, potentially affecting market sustainability and social equity.

A years‑long fight over millions in Texas contracts is back in federal court as the Heidi Group pushes to undo funding cuts after audits and an appeals decision.

Beth Hammack, Cleveland Fed President, offered career guidance and economic insights during her visit to Ohio State University, emphasizing the Fed's role and community development.