Jacksonville expands its Food Farmacy to support military families with food aid at NAS Jacksonville and Naval Station Mayport, addressing food insecurity issues.

Broward County has initiated a beach tilling project to aid sea turtle nesting from Feb 25, moving along Fort Lauderdale's beaches to optimize sand conditions for the season running March 1 to Oct 31.

Michigan gas prices increased by one cent, maintaining an average of $3.08 for regular unleaded fuel; the average is down 5 cents from last month and 13 cents from the previous year.

Cobb County updates its Student Attendance Protocol to improve school engagement and reduce truancy, involving a collaborative community and school officials' effort.

Kauaʻi hosted the first Lifeguard Exchange Program with Okinawan lifeguards, culminating in a week of joint water-rescue training to enhance skills and cultural ties.

Boston Police Department officers joined a coffee hour at Spencer House in Jamaica Plain for casual discussions on public safety and neighborhood concerns with local seniors.

Activists in Los Angeles disrupted ICE operations as part of a resistance to increased immigration enforcement, challenging raids and disseminating rights information.

Chatham Community Library offers a free "No Fear Drawing for Beginner Adults" class taught by local artist Emma Skurnick on March 11, welcoming all skill levels.

A youth basketball league for kids aged 6-11 is starting at West Boynton Recreation Center, with evaluations on March 18-19 and games on Saturdays. Registration is limited and volunteer coaches are sought.

The City of Euless is accepting applications for their Summer Adventure and Teen Camps, with a lottery system for placements and structured sign-up process detailed in their news release.

Coon Rapids is closing its ice rink warming houses after Feb 23, with the community urged to enjoy the last of the season's outdoor skating as the weather warms up.

New Orleans prepares for Mardi Gras with 25 law enforcement agencies led by Sheriff Susan Hutson and OPSO, focusing on safety with a $3.6 million budget and over 400 officers ready to secure festivities.

Demonstrators in Detroit rallied to mark three years of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, emphasizing support for Ukraine and criticizing Russian aggression.