Lewisville introduces the Centennial Passport to enhance local exploration through an app, offering rewards and discounts while checking into various city spots.

Valentine's Day can be triggering for domestic violence survivors, with incidents often rising during the holiday. Legal protections and support are vital for those affected.

A survey revealed that 86% of Phoenix Police officers disapprove of interim Chief Michael Sullivan's leadership, with similar sentiments echoed by the police sergeants and lieutenants association.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Walk in District 2 offers residents a chance to discuss concerns with law enforcement on February 22, 2025, starting at Holiday Hill Church.

Oregon celebrates 166 years of statehood, highlighting its natural wonders like Crater Lake and the Painted Hills. Medford commemorates the occasion as it nears its own 140th anniversary.

Multnomah County offers a free vaccination clinic for youths aged 5-19 at David Douglas High School to prevent school exclusion due to incomplete immunization records.

Lewisville's "Giving is Golden" program collects donations for local nonprofits, with current and future drives for items like tube socks, hygiene products, and baby supplies.

Austin's HSEM hosts a free emergency preparedness event on February 19 at Pleasant Hill Library, offering preparedness advice, emergency kits to the first 25 visitors, and resources for diverse disasters.

The Kent County Animal Shelter is caring for Rukey, a dog left in a Meijer parking lot, and is offering community support for pet care during economic struggles.

Dallas offices close for Presidents' Day, the city introduces a Resource Hub, celebrates 214 Day with cultural events, announces job fairs and volunteer opportunities.

Portland has extended the Sunderland RV Safe Park through June 2025 to continue providing shelter and services to the homeless. Managed by the Salvation Army, the site offers vital support and aims to transition residents into stable housing.

The 2025 Black History Festival in Pasadena will focus on resilience and community, offering performances, activities, and recovery services post-Eaton Fire on February 15 at Robinson Park.

An event in Portland will teach small business owners about city permitting, featuring the Small Business Hub and Empowered Communities Program, on March 4 at PCC’s Southeast Campus.