John Chavis Memorial Park in Raleigh hosts a free, family-friendly Mardi Gras event with food, music, and activities.

Protests erupted in Georgia and nationwide on Presidents Day, targeting Trump's executive orders, federal layoffs, and new policies like Musk's appointment which demonstrators fear prioritize power over public good.

Police joined Beverly Gibbons Senior Center seniors for Valentine's Day with gifts, chocolates, lunch from Warren Tavern, and bingo, fostering community bonds.

A 270-pound loggerhead sea turtle named Luna Diana was successfully released back into the ocean after a full recovery at the Turtle Hospital following a boat-strike injury.

Mansfield, Texas is preparing for an extreme Arctic cold front, with expected low wind chills and a city-run warming center opening for residents seeking relief from the cold.

Flint City Council's meeting to discuss Hasselbring Senior Center's lease lacked a quorum, as multiple council members were absent, postponing the vote amid a legal battle and concerns over the center's management and future.

Eleven Michigan sites, including Hart Plaza and Capri Drive-In, are added to the National Register of Historic Places, promoting preservation and community heritage.

The Lake Worth Fire Department commemorated three firefighters who died in 1999, emphasizing the importance of remembering their sacrifice and supporting the families affected.

The Calhoun County Public Health Department is giving out free gun locks to residents with firearms and children, aligning with Michigan's new gun storage law.

Lake Sammamish's native kokanee salmon population has made a dramatic recovery, with over 8,000 returning to spawn, thanks to culvert removal and community conservation efforts.

Mel Trotter Ministries in West Michigan has initiated a Code Blue response due to severe cold, expanding shelter services for the unhoused, including opening an overflow Day Center and increasing night shelter capacity.

Buster, donated by K9s for Warriors, joined the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office as a comfort dog for Academy recruits, alleviating stress during training and tests.

The St. Johns County Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics united officers and the community to support athletes, raising funds and awareness.