The Wake Forest Fire Department is selling custom t-shirts to support autism awareness, with $3 from each $25 sale going to the Autism Society of NC until March 15.

Scottsdale Police reported a rise in arrests and calls for service at the WM Phoenix Open, with 63 arrests and 1,011 calls in 2025, up from previous years.

Detroit residents can report damages from a water main break via an online form and call DWSD for a service request number, with a 45-day filing deadline.

Wake Forest urges caution due to snow; roads are treacherous, and non-essential travel is discouraged. Town facilities close early and services like waste collection are delayed. No power outages reported.

A job fair in Sunrise, Florida, with thousands of roles, from companies like the Florida Panthers and Coca-Cola, allows on-the-spot interviews and hires on February 26th.

Eden Prairie celebrated Black History Month by naming winners of the 2025 Words in Action Contest, honoring civil rights leaders through youth art and media.

Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services performed their first on-scene blood transfusion, saving a critically injured accident victim using a new pre-hospital transfusion program.

Eviction filings in the Twin Cities have risen by 76% compared to pre-pandemic levels. Jason Chavez, a council member, has authored a 30-day pre-eviction notice ordinance to help tenants facing this crisis.

Raleigh invites locals to an open house on March 6 to discuss Carolina Pines Park's new accessible playground.

Governor Kathy Hochul activates the New York National Guard and offers additional overtime to staff amidst a correction officer work stoppage to ensure safety and order in state prisons.

The St. Johns County Public Library System is hosting a career fair on May 31 at the Solomon Calhoun Community Center for local job seekers and employers.

The University of Utah's U Asia Campus in Incheon welcomed a record number of freshmen in Spring 2025, highlighting its appeal for global education and career opportunities.

University of Utah student Sujata Gandhi collected 104 oral histories to highlight the experiences of ethnic minorities in Idaho Falls, influencing local curricula and enhancing the museum's historical narrative.