An artillery strike in a northern Yemeni village claimed at least 10 lives, among them six children, igniting renewed outrage over the ongoing conflict. The government has placed the blame on Houthi rebels, further highlighting the deepening crisis in the country.

A Cayuga County winery owner is calling on New York officials to allow wine sales in grocery stores. He believes it could help his business by creating a new avenue for customers to purchase locally produced wines, ultimately boosting the region’s wine industry.

Sarah Turpin will assume her new role as executive director of the Radford Chamber of Commerce on March 23. Local business observers anticipate that her appointment will further support the organization’s commitment to economic growth in the region.

DACA delays are creating a precarious situation for recipients like Chicago’s Victor Jardon-Reyes, who once relied on steady work providing airplane repair parts at major airports. With the threat of deportation looming under Donald Trump’s administration, he and others live in uncertainty about their futures.

Primary elections, once considered an afterthought, have come under fire for being overly partisan and marked by low participation. Many now see empowering independent voters as a vital step toward making these contests more representative and inclusive.

RevnaBio’s newly secured triple accreditation across ISO 15189, ISO 20387, and ISO/IEC 17043 marks a significant step in advancing clinical research in Africa. This milestone is poised to strengthen diagnostic quality and expand precision medicine on the continent.

The Pentagon estimates that the Iran war, now in its third week, could draw to a close within four to six weeks, according to a key aide to President Trump. Observers note that this marks the first time an official timeline has been presented for the 2026 conflict.

The Federal Trade Commission recently warned 97 auto dealer groups nationwide to stop advertising vehicle prices that omit hidden fees. By insisting that advertised prices include the full cost of the vehicle, the FTC aims to protect consumers from misleading promotional tactics.

Aspen, long deemed a drawback for political hopefuls, may soon flip that perception. A local columnist suggests that an Aspen resident could influence control of the next Congress, changing the mountain town’s reputation from political liability to potential power base.

Jamie Lee Curtis questions whether America can truly attain a “perfect union,” calling the nation’s imperfection part of its innate strength. She references the Constitution’s aspiration for a “more perfect union” but suggests it is the pursuit of progress, rather than reaching perfection, that defines the country’s character.

For the first time since 2023, the Iowa Hawkeyes have secured a berth in the NCAA Tournament. They will travel to Tampa to face Clemson in the event’s opening round, marking an important milestone for the program’s return.

The Orlando Magic’s quest for a guaranteed playoff spot reaches a turning point as the team rides a seven-game winning streak. With only a month left in the regular season, the Magic are eyeing a top-six finish in the Eastern Conference. Yet despite their surge, there is no certainty they will ultimately secure their place.

Families across New Jersey grapple with soaring utility bills that threaten their financial stability. While energy assistance programs remain in place, pandemic-era funding for water assistance has expired, leaving many at risk of shutoffs.

Chris Curtis walked away from UFC Vegas 114 frustrated by Myktybek Orolbai’s reliance on a dominant grappling game. In a decisive unanimous decision loss, Curtis said it was hard to fight someone “who has no intention of being in a fight.”

El Paso Bishop Mark Seitz has condemned mass detention and deportation as a “grave moral evil” in a Lenten pastoral letter, urging Catholics involved in immigration enforcement to examine their consciences. He also expressed solidarity with migrants, drawing a clear line between moral principles and government policies.

David Adelman, head coach of the Denver Nuggets, singled out one Los Angeles Lakers guard for changing the game in a key matchup. According to Adelman, that guard’s performance was essential to the Nuggets’ loss, underscoring how a single player’s impact can redefine a contest.

Selection Sunday has arrived, bringing much-anticipated bracket reveals for the NCAA’s most celebrated tournaments. At 6 p.m. ET, the men’s draw takes center stage, followed by the women’s reveal at 8 p.m. ET, setting the tone for another exhilarating March Madness.

After six months of scrounging cash in GTA Role-Play, one player finally bought a battered old truck—an achievement that speaks volumes about dedication and immersion. Now, they know exactly what they hope to see when GTA 6’s multiplayer arrives.

The Buttery in Malvern, Pennsylvania, is set to offer dinner service starting April 9, expanding beyond its daytime operations. This development underscores the café’s commitment to new culinary offerings and its growing role in the local dining scene.

North Korea has officially reopened its passenger train service to Beijing, an initiative expected to boost tourism opportunities and enhance cross-border cooperation. The renewed route underscores both countries’ efforts to strengthen regional connectivity and promote international travel.

A new analysis by Wealth Enhancement estimates the United States is short over 3.7 million homes. Riverside, California, faces the most pressing gap, requiring more than 150,000 additional units—leading a list of 20 cities struggling with housing deficits.