Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will award eight individuals at Wentworth Fire Department in Rockingham County for their contributions to safety and insurance.

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has warned about fake ICE agents in the community. He emphasized the district's response plans and support for students amid rumors of immigration raids and ongoing student protests against immigration policies.

Franklin Police increase DUI enforcement for Super Bowl Sunday, urging responsible drinking and the use of taxis or rideshares to prevent impaired driving incidents.

Hundreds of protesters rallied at the Michigan Capitol, joining national resistance to President Trump's policies on immigration, health, and the environment.

The 2025 Neighborhoods Expo in Hillsborough County offers community engagement and local government education on March 1, featuring exhibits and door prizes.

Mecklenburg County designates February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, with campaigns, events, and education to address abuse in youth relationships.

Boston Police C-11 team helped an elderly resident shovel snow, highlighting their commitment to community service and fostering police-community relationships.

The 96th Annual Tulip Time Festival in Holland, Michigan, has shortened its parade route to enhance safety, following a recent tragedy in New Orleans.

A Michigan woman sued Huntington Bank for wrongful termination after being fired following family medical leave to care for her terminally ill daughter.

Copper, Boston Police's Comfort Dog, visited Northeastern University to provide support and stress relief to students as part of community outreach efforts.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners designated January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month and recognized achievements in athletics and youth empowerment.

Dante Lopez, a migrant father of three, was arrested by immigration agents in Coral Springs, despite living in the U.S. for 15 years and working to legalize his status. His surprising and seemingly forceful arrest has sparked community outrage.

Plymouth has launched a Memory Café for individuals with dementia and their caregivers, offering support and activities. Held at the Plymouth Community Center, the events occur monthly and require registration with a fee.