Chris and Kelle Ilitch, the couple at the helm of the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings, are divorcing. They emphasize their businesses will not be affected by the split.

Houston ISD parents plan a 'sickout' to protest Superintendent Mike Miles' policies, demanding better protections for immigrant students and an end to problematic educational practices.

Seattle begins the Bell Street Improvements project to connect Belltown with Waterfront Park, enhancing pedestrian and cyclist access as part of the Waterfront Seattle Program.

Orange County Jail's "New Start" program uses yoga, arts, and role-playing to support inmates with mental health issues, improving therapy and rehabilitation.

The City of Raleigh is distributing NOAA weather radios to vulnerable neighborhoods, aided by a grant from the Duke Energy Foundation, to enhance community safety during severe weather.

Washington County will host a household hazardous waste and electronics collection event at Mahtomedi Middle School on April 26, offering residents a convenient way to recycle and dispose of waste responsibly.

The Stillwater Public Library is hosting a Fix-it Clinic on May 3, teaching repair skills and promoting sustainability by fixing items like electronics and clothes. Volunteers are needed, and certain items are not allowed.

Mecklenburg County's 2025 summer camp registration opens on March 4 for residents, offering sports, aquatics, and tech programs. Scholarships are available.

Anoka County seeks foster care providers for children in need, highlighting a critical gap in local foster homes and detailing types of care available.

The Midtown Community Improvement Coalition, led by Manhattan DA Bragg, expands into Hell's Kitchen to bolster public safety and quality of life through collaborative efforts among various groups.

Dr. Robert Brown was saved from cardiac arrest by JSO Chief Jaime Eason, who performed CPR and used an AED. They later reunited at a Toastmasters event.

Carrboro is updating Baldwin Park's playground with inclusive equipment for children 2-12, while engaging the community; other park areas remain open.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley honors Black History Month, highlighting the impact of Black Americans in labor and social progress, and commits to advancing racial equity.