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.

Cambridge City announces a suspension of government operations, parking meters, and trash collection for Presidents' Day, with services like street cleaning on winter break until April.

The University of California faces a lawsuit alleging illegal race-based discrimination in its admissions process, brought by Students Against Racial Discrimination.

Desiree Benally, a student and Miss Utah Navajo at USU Blanding, promotes cultural preservation and aspires to aid the Navajo Nation's justice system.

Harvard scientist and USU alum Willy Lensch will speak at Utah State University's 138th commencement, with real estate leader Kem C. Gardner receiving an honorary doctorate.

Columbus City Council is progressing the Capital Line, a downtown bike and pedestrian pathway, with a partnership to start phase one by 2027. The project aims for improved accessibility and economic benefits, looping around key landmarks.

The Crossing Guard Company plans to recruit crossing guards in Clark County at hiring events on Feb. 11 and Feb. 13, offering part-time jobs at $17/hour to enhance student safety.

The Caine College of the Arts Department of Music will host its annual Aria Competition on Feb. 10, featuring voice majors and judged by Andrew Garland.

Coon Rapids Recycling Center invites residents to swap used board games and puzzles on Feb. 8 at the civic center, offering a sustainable way to refresh their collections.

Clark County announces a series of events to celebrate Black History Month focusing on cultural legacy and diversity, with activities ranging from workshops to lectures and exhibitions.

UGA student Elle Eisele joins a lawsuit against New Orleans for negligence after a fatal attack on New Year's Day.

Washington County has activated emergency shelters due to severe weather, offering resources for vulnerable groups and providing round-the-clock services with meals and allowing pets.