San Antonio officials are opposing a plan to discharge treated wastewater into Helotes Creek to protect the Edwards Aquifer, urging a TCEQ review of the issue.

Minneapolis community seeks justice for the death of Indigenous woman Allison Lussier, prompting a city council-requested police review and a march to honor missing and murdered Indigenous individuals.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools is expanding the use of vape sensors to all senior high schools to combat student vaping and promote health and safety.

The White Settlement community and police raised funds for Special Olympics Texas and Brewer High School's special programs, leading to a successful $1,500 skate night fundraiser.

The Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library is holding an Edible Books Contest, with submissions based on books, judged over two days starting February 21, 2025.

Euless Senior Center hosts spring activities including an alpaca farm visit on March 3 and a 'Spring Fling' event on March 7 with games, music, and a car show.

San Diego begins construction on Pride Promenade, a project transforming Normal Street into a pedestrian area, celebrating LGBTQ inclusivity, diversity, and history.

Tempe Elementary School District renamed a school after Geneva Epps Mosley, recognizing her as a pioneering educator and breaking ties with the previously named school's association with the Ku Klux Klan.

The Strand Theatre presents "The Last Five Years" from Feb 28 to Mar 9, starring Catherine Moulton and Domenic Jungling, with a unique narrative structure and direction by Manda Costoulas and Savannah Patton.

Coon Rapids offers support for various needs through social worker Lori Halbur, with sessions at Anoka County Library. Services for mental health, food, housing, and more, are available monthly with no appointment necessary.

Dunwoody residents relieved as cleanup from Sunday's storm nears end, with most power restored and roads reopened.

The Sterling Heights Public Library offers a new online 3D tour to help visitors familiarize themselves with its layout, aiding accessibility and reducing anxiety around visiting new places.

Fort Worth prepares for freezing temperatures with support systems and shelters, activating extra spaces as needed, and providing resources for the homeless.