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

Raleigh invites residents to influence traffic safety measures aiming to eliminate serious road accident injuries and fatalities by 2045 through public meetings.

Community meeting scheduled by the Placer County DA's Office to discuss the placement of Sexually Violent Predator William Stephenson; concerns over information withholding by DSH and Liberty Healthcare.

Las Vegas celebrated the Lantern & TET Festival with cultural activities and discussions on community safety, featuring outreach by Officers Balmores and Vesperas from LVMPD's SMART initiative.

K-9 Lance, a dedicated police dog from the Roseville Police Department, retires after over 7 years of service, having aided in 200 suspect apprehensions.

Hawaii will conduct a mandatory live fire training exercise at Kona and Hilo airports from Feb. 10-12 to recertify aircraft rescue firefighters, not affecting normal operations.

San Francisco officials ensure safety for Lunar New Year, addressing merchant concerns and focusing on anti-Asian hate incidents to boost public confidence.

Michigan expands its Auto Fraud Task Force amid a rise in vehicle thefts, now collaborating with state police and focusing on prosecuting auto theft rings.

Senior Captain Edward Escamilla was honorably discharged from the burn unit after his recovery from a fire incident, signifying the bravery and resilience of Houston firefighters.

Dr. C.H. Braddy is recuperating after a severe car crash involving his Uber and a commercial vehicle, suffering injuries with concern for spinal and internal damage.

Canutillo High School student Cash Davis Johnson becomes the first Project Search participant to receive a Pharmacy Training License, demonstrating the success of inclusive education programs.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel launched a Crime Victim Rights webpage to help victims navigate their rights and resources.

The Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery in Groveland, neglected for decades, was reopened after restoration, with community celebration and descendant recognition.