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

Mayor Todd Gloria proposes new homeless shelter sites to the San Diego City Council, including two city-owned buildings and a private property, with costs ranging up to $86.8 million for renovation.

Baltimore mourns the passing of Dr. Tim Tooten, a seasoned education reporter at WBAL-TV for over 30 years, pastor, and teacher. Tributes have come from the city's mayor, representatives, and Baltimore City Public Schools.

Fort Lauderdale Beach, closed due to an oily substance, reopens according to the city's website, following investigations by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Fort Worth contributed to the Superdome's field for a major football event by providing eco-friendly crumb rubber from recycled tires through All-American Tire Recyclers.

Detroit mother Celest Cole thanked the firefighters who saved her after a cardiac arrest in an emotional reunion, highlighting the importance of prompt CPR and emergency response.

The Fort Worth Police Department is launching a redesigned website with user-friendly features to enhance community engagement, with some potential initial technical issues.

The University of Minnesota Extension is seeking nominations for the 2025 Farm Family of the Year for Wright County to honor dedication in agriculture and community service.

The Boston Police Department held a community-building event, "Coffee with a Cop," at Quincy Market, emphasizing open dialogue between officers and residents.

The AARC in Austin is showcasing artist Peelander-Yellow's exhibit "Let's Play on Planet-Yellow!!!" until April 5, 2025, offering an interactive, imaginative world celebrating diversity.

The book "Brooklynites" explores the history of Black residents in 19th-century Brooklyn, once a slaveholding area. It highlights their resilience, while a contemporary initiative by Outlandish connects Black New Yorkers with nature.

The Deford family from Baltimore County was inducted into the Governor's Agriculture Hall of Fame by Governor Wes Moore at the Maryland Live! Casino and Hotel.

The Marietta History Center offers a free educational event on Black History, featuring activities and crafts, supported by local businesses and grants.