San Francisco, CA|News|
San Francisco Wins Raw Sewage Case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling is seen as a blow to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which can issue "crushing penalties" to cities.
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Chicago, IL|News|
Republicans Target 4 'Sanctuary' Cities, Including Chicago
Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago will appear before a House committee as Trump pushes mass deportations.
Across Michigan, MI|News|
1st Term Michigan Senator To Give Democratic Response To Trump Speech
Slotkin is expected to focus on economic issues in her rebuttal amid Trump's tariff announcement.
Across America|News|
Firings At Weather Agency Risk Lives, Economy, Former NOAA Heads Warn
"Lives are at risk for sure," said Admiral Tim Gallaudet, appontedd by President Donald Trump to lead NOAA during his last administration.
Across America|News|
Storms, Twisters Threaten South, New Orleans Mardi Gras Celebrations
The alarming forecast is one of the first big tests for the National Weather Service after hundreds of forecasters were fired last week.
Highland Park, IL|News|
Man Pleads Guilty In July 4 Parade Mass Shooting
Robert Crimo III withdrew his not-guilty plea moments before opening arguments were to start in his trial Monday.
Across Michigan, MI|News|
MI Mother Asks Judge To Declare Missing Sons Dead 15 Years Later
The Skelton brothers are missing since their father failed to return them to their mom in 2010. No one has been charged in their deaths.
Detroit, MI|News|
Detroit Mayor Says Cold Deaths Of 2 Kids 'Cannot Ever Happen Again'
Mayor Mike Duggan ordered more outreach in cases where families may lose housing after 2 children died in a van in below-freezing temps.
Hollywood, CA|News|
Actor Gene Hackman, Wife Found Dead In Their NM Home
Gene Hackman has been found dead along with his wife at their New Mexico home. He was 95.
Across America|News|
Losing A Pet Can Cut Deeper Than Friends May Realize: How To Help
For some, pet loss can feel worse than a human death. They're monsters. Instead, it reflects the potential depths of human-animal bonds.
Grand Rapids, MI|News|
MI Vet Faces Theft Charge For Refusing To Return Homeless Man's Dog
She said she found the distressed, elderly pit bull tied to a truck.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Elizabeth Holmes Fails To Overturn Theranos Fraud Conviction
Her listed release date at the Federal Bureau of Prisons is currently March 19, 2032.
Detroit, MI|News|
Rain In FL Leads Tigers To Cancel 1st Spring Home Game Since 2016
Detroit was supposed to play Toronto in Lakeland, Florida, but the game was called off several hours before the first pitch.
Cupertino, CA|News|
Apple Announces $500B Investment In US
The plans include a new factory — but not in California.
Highland Park, IL|News|
Jury Selection Begins In Highland Park Parade Shooting Trial
Three years after seven people were killed in the July 4 parade mass shooting, Robert Crimo III is slated to stand trial.
Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Officer Killed By Shooter Who Took Hostages At Central PA Hospital
The shooter entered UPMC Memorial Hospital in York with a bag carrying a handgun and zip ties before he was fatally shot, officials said.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck Are Officially Divorced And Single
The superstar pairing married in July 2022. Lopez filed for divorce in August 2024. The filing said they had separated a year earlier.
Rochester-Rochester Hills, MI|News|
$250M Bond Set For MI Mom Accused Of Keeping 3 Kids Alone In Squalor
The judge said the mother is an "acute risk" to the public after she was accused of leaving her kids alone at a home with no working toilet.
San Diego, CA|News|
Toddlers In Court: Trump Halts Legal Aid For Migrant Children
“What is this 2-year-old client supposed to do without her attorney?" asked a lawyer who was scheduled for a Friday immigration hearing.
Washington DC|News|
IRS Plans To Lay Off 7,000 Probationary Workers Beginning Thursday
The layoffs are part of the Trump administration's intensified efforts to shrink the size of the federal workforce.
