Our standard
If US Local Now gets a fact wrong, we fix it in public. We do not hide a significant error by quietly rewriting the article and leaving readers with the old version in their head.
How to request a correction
Email contact@uslocalnow.com with:
- The full article URL
- The wording or number that is wrong
- What it should say
- A source we can verify (official statement, document, data page, or named report)
Please put “Correction” in the subject line. We may reply to ask a follow-up. A request is not a promise that we will change the story; we will change it when we can confirm the error.
What we correct
- Correction: a factual error (wrong name, title, date, score, total, location, or quote).
- Clarification: the facts were technically right but easy to misread. We rewrite the sentence so the meaning is plain.
- Update: the story was accurate at publish time and new information has arrived. We add the new facts and a dated note when the change is material.
Typos that do not change meaning may be fixed without a note. Errors that change meaning get a note.
How a correction appears
We edit the article body so the current version is accurate. For a material error we add a short note at the top or bottom, with the date, stating what was wrong and what we changed. We do not strike through the whole story or leave a false headline in Google or Discover previews if we can replace it.
If a story is too flawed to stand, we unpublish it and say so here rather than ghosting the URL.
Correction log
Notable corrections will be listed below, newest first, with the date, article, and what changed. If this list is empty, we have not yet posted a notable correction.
No notable corrections recorded yet.