Community and businesses in Milwaukee rally for a memorial for Sade Robinson after officials cancel a publicly funded one due to racist backlash. Local restaurant figure Omar Shaikh pledges to raise funds for the memorial of the murdered teenager.

Winter weather in Bellevue leads to event cancellations and meeting shifts, affecting activities like the Black History Month art exhibit and city meetings.

Southern California Edison disclosed its equipment might have sparked the Hurst Fire in Sylmar, with investigations ongoing into its role in the deadly Eaton Fire. The utility faces lawsuits and is aiding recovery efforts.

DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Advisory Board will meet on February 10th for discussions including the Director's report, LED project, and noise issues, with public comments invited.

The Alice ISD in South Texas warned of potential random immigration checks by Border Patrol on school buses, which may affect student travel for activities.

Ohio health officials mark February as American Heart Month to raise awareness and encourage actions that prevent heart disease, the state's leading cause of death.

DeKalb County adjusts sanitation schedule for Presidents Day; no pickups on the holiday, services delayed one day, some facilities open with limited operations.

Hillsborough County announces the 2nd Annual Skyway Family Fun Day with games and activities for all ages, aiming to bolster community spirit post-hurricanes.

Frisco, Texas, residents to vote on funding for a new arts center, with ballot measures concerning reallocating sales tax and authorizing $160 million in debt.

Arapahoe County's child abuse prevention coalition, Not One More Child, collaborates with Aurora's SAVE to combat child abuse by providing support and resources to high-risk families.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public comments on a proposed project for Waterford’s new drinking water system asset, which is expected to have no significant environmental impact.

Clackamas County Social Services Division has released its future plan for aid to older adults and those with disabilities, seeking public feedback through March 14, 2025.

Paul Ramos received the Meritorious Community Service Award for helping police apprehend a violent suspect in November, as reported by the City of Buckeye.