The driver of a tractor-trailer was charged for a hit-and-run after pushing a car through two intersections in Gwinnett County. The car's driver was unharmed.

Clark County introduced new regulations to combat illegal breeding and improve animal welfare, including higher fines and permit fees, mandatory microchipping, and animal handler training.

Brent Snodgrass, Director of Leisure Services for Newnan, joins the 2025 Young Gamechangers leadership program to tackle issues in Georgia communities.

DU's campus offers a range of cultural and athletic events for students, featuring art galleries, a museum of anthropology, sports games, and theatre and music performances.

Minnesota's DHS is transitioning from PCA and CSG to CFSS for personal care, extending the AC program until 2030, and adding transitional services from March 2025, with ongoing stakeholder updates throughout the changes.

Garland Police Academy Class 73 welcomes new recruits and lateral officers, embarking on a 25-week training program as described by the department's Facebook post.

Doral's annual CBO Grant cycle for nonprofits began on Feb 3, accepting applications until Mar 7. Eligible 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(6) organizations within the city can apply for up to $5,000.

The Bright Star Touring Theatre will perform "Empowered, Brilliant, and Brave: Great Women of Black History" in North Carolina, focusing on influential Black women as part of the "Arts for All" initiative.

Inclement weather in Seattle halts garbage and recycling services for a day; transfer stations to open late. Collections to resume with a one-day delay the following day.

Milton's City Council extended a moratorium in the Deerfield area as part of development planning and approved infrastructure and service projects, an alcohol license for a local restaurant, and joined a committee to improve ambulance response times.

A student mural at GVSU depicting the Virgin Mary has caused conflict, prompting discussions on free speech, religious respect, and the role of controversial art on campus.

Hardwood Creek Library hosts a craft supply swap on March 1; donations accepted February 22-26, excluding hazardous materials. Leftovers will be donated or used for library programs.

The Salvation Army ARC will accept donations on Feb 14th in Līhu‘e, including clothes and small furniture; no electronics or broken items. Drop-offs must be done from vehicles, and pick-up services are available.