A winning Illinois Lottery ticket worth $10.4 million was purchased at a Des Plaines Mobil station, with the winner and gas station co-owner yet to identify the lucky individual.

A Cash 5 lottery ticket won $600,000 in Westmoreland County, PA, and was sold at The Little Store in New Kensington, which also gets a $5,000 bonus. The winner has yet to claim the prize.

Palm Beach County is hosting a domestic violence advocacy training to teach trauma-informed support techniques, led by the Battered Women's Justice Project. Registrations are limited.

Orlando volunteers honored MLK Jr. Day by packing over a million meals for the needy, demonstrating community action and dedication to combating food insecurity.

Three couples in Rancho Cordova share their enduring love stories, spanning decades and various life events, with the city at the heart of their relationships.

Due to a Medicaid fraud crackdown in Arizona, many behavioral health facilities were closed, leaving patients, including Native Americans, without necessary care.

Jacksonville offers veteran aid at Wesconnett Library and a food event for military families at Mayport Rd. on February 13. For details, call 904-255-5550 or visit the city website.

Mesa's young adults are offered $85,000 in grants from Bloomberg Philanthropies for climate action projects, emphasizing heat mitigation and water conservation.

Lewisville Police Department offers a monthly Child Safety Seat Clinic to help correctly install car seats, moving the February event to Fire Station 3 due to construction. Appointments are necessary, open to all.

White Settlement community raised over $1,000 for Special Olympics Texas with a Polar Plunge event, attended by local dignitaries and featuring various participants and volunteers.

Arlington Police report a 5% overall crime reduction in 2024, marked by declines across major categories: 1% in Crimes Against Persons, 6% in Crimes Against Property, and 5% in Crimes Against Society.

Lincoln's New Salem State Historic Site offers fireside chats on Lincoln's life every Wednesday and Saturday from Feb. 12 to 26, welcoming history enthusiasts.

League City celebrates the first anniversary of The Ballpark with a free event on February 19, including activities, a challenge coin for early guests, and drink discounts.