White Settlement is hosting a recycling event for hazardous waste, electronics, and document shredding, exclusive to residents who can show a water bill for proof of residence.

Orange County Utilities is holding a free event for collecting hazardous household and electronic waste on February 22 at Freedom High School in Orlando.

Shorewood opens registration for its Police Department Citizens Academy, a seven-week program providing education and hands-on experiences about police operations.

Montgomery County decorates buses with Valentine's themes and holds a photo contest for riders. The Flash BRT route provides accessible transit with future expansions planned.

The White Settlement community honored senior volunteers at the annual Senior Volunteer Banquet, where Mayor Faron Young and City Manager Jeffrey James praised their service, and Carolyn Gordon was named Volunteer of the Year.

White Settlement honored community volunteers at their second annual banquet, acknowledging the significant impact of their 8,669 hours of service valued at $290,338, with awards and appreciation for all.

Bryan Parks resigned as Liberty Elementary School District board president after pushback over staff resignations and a parent-led "sick out" protest.

The ESOL Community Resource Fair at Countryside High School connected English Learner families with services, attended by 250 people and featuring 65 vendors, with support in multiple languages.

Orlando police are enforcing a new state law by arresting homeless individuals for camping on public property, leading to a significant increase in arrests and raising concerns about the city's approach to homelessness.

The Bold City Motorcycle Skills Challenge at EverBank Stadium features the JSO Motor Unit competing against national officers, showcasing their motorcycle skills in a free, family-friendly event.

The Minneapolis Police Department honors Ethel Ray Nance, the first Black Policewoman in Minnesota, and her work with W.E.B. DuBois and contributions to civil rights.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents to place recycling bins out early for pickup starting at 6:30 a.m. They promote organic waste recycling to reduce landfill waste, with a new curbside collection phase beginning March 31.

Carrboro, NC, is holding events for Black History Month, including talks, concerts, and wellness programs designed to celebrate Black contributions and history.