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A man was detained by Secret Service agents in Cincinnati after damaging property at a residence linked to Rep. Vance. The incident occurred around midnight, with the man breaking a window and vandalizing a Secret Service vehicle. Vance and his family were not present. No charges have been filed yet.
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Madison Sheahan, a former ICE Deputy Director, launched her campaign for Ohio’s 9th House District, criticizing long-term Washington incumbents. Meanwhile, Michigan's political landscape shifts as Justin Gilchrist withdraws from the secretary of state race, clearing the way for Jocelyn Benson. In Ohio, Vivek Ramaswamy and others prepare for upcoming primaries amid campaign announcements.
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A resurgence of measles has led to over 310 cases in South Carolina and other states, marking the worst outbreak since 1991. The rise is linked to declining vaccination rates amid misinformation and political skepticism, threatening US's eliminated status for measles.
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William J. Brock was convicted of murder after shooting and killing a driver, Lo-Letha Toland-Hall, who arrived at his home believing she was part of a scam to obtain bond money. The incident occurred in March 2024, and Brock claimed self-defense. Prosecutors highlighted the dangers of scams and the tragic consequences.
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Yale University announced a new policy increasing income thresholds for free tuition, effective this fall. The move aims to widen access for middle- and low-income students, aligning with similar initiatives at Harvard, Princeton, and MIT, amid ongoing debates on socioeconomic diversity in elite colleges.
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Ukraine faces severe winter hardships due to Russian missile strikes on energy infrastructure, causing widespread blackouts and power shortages. Ukrainian businesses rely on generators, and the government seeks a temporary ceasefire to ease civilian suffering. Meanwhile, US-Russia talks are ongoing, with some hope for a limited pause in hostilities.
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Virginia Democrats are pushing to hold a referendum on mid-decade redistricting scheduled for April 21, aiming to expand their congressional seats ahead of the 2026 midterms. The effort faces legal challenges and court decisions, with the Virginia Supreme Court allowing the referendum to proceed while the legality of the maps remains under review.
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A suspect dubbed 'Oscar the Grouch' was captured after hiding inside a garbage can in Huber Heights, Ohio. The arrest followed a police chase after he fled a traffic stop. Dashcam footage shows the suspect emerging from the bin as officers arrived. He was taken into custody without injury today, Wed, 25 Feb 2026.
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A series of fires at farms in Ohio and Pennsylvania have caused extensive damage, including the death of thousands of pigs. The Ohio fire started in a refrigerator, while the Pennsylvania blaze involved two large agricultural buildings. No injuries reported, and investigations are ongoing.
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A major storm system is impacting the US East Coast and Midwest, bringing thunderstorms, high winds, and snow. The Northeast faces thunderstorms with gusts up to 100 mph and potential tornadoes, while the Midwest experiences heavy snow. The Southwest faces an early heat wave with temperatures exceeding 100°F.
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As of March 16, 2026, former President Trump is campaigning in Kentucky to support Ed Gallrein, a challenger to Rep. Thomas Massie, a vocal critic of Trump's Iran war policy. The trip underscores Trump's continued dominance over the Republican Party amid rising economic concerns linked to the Iran conflict and upcoming May primaries.
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A US Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker crashed over Iraq during a support mission, killing six crew members, including Major Alex Klinner. The aircraft was supporting operations against Iran, and the crash is under investigation. The incident highlights ongoing risks in military operations in the region.
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The NCAA tournament field is set, with top seeds including Duke, Arizona, Michigan, and Florida. Notably, Miami (Ohio) secured an at-large bid despite a perfect 31-0 record ending with a loss in the MAC Tournament. Arkansas is highlighted as a potential dark horse, riding a hot streak and led by star freshman Darius Acuff Jr.
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A severe winter storm has caused heavy snowfall, blizzard conditions, and power outages across the Midwest and Great Lakes, prompting travel advisories, bridge closures, and emergency responses. Additional heavy snow and severe weather are forecast through Monday, impacting transportation and public safety nationwide.
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A bright fireball was seen across multiple US states early Tuesday morning, accompanied by a loud boom felt in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Experts suggest it was a meteor entering the atmosphere, with some fragments possibly burning up. The event was widely reported on social media and confirmed by weather agencies.