Lt. Col. Harry S. Stewart Jr., one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen, died at 100 in Bloomfield Hills, with a distinguished WWII service record and notable post-war career.

The Susanna Dickinson Museum presents "Under Our Lone Star Sky," featuring stories of Texan women's challenges, including homelessness and domestic violence.

Illinois launches a Black History Month campaign, focusing on honoring and supporting Black businesses and entrepreneurs through events and a dedicated webpage.

Tennessee celebrates Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in February to highlight the importance of CTE in preparing students for their futures.

DeKalb County announces lane closures on North Druid Hills Road for restoration after new water main installation.

Bird flu outbreak leads to soaring egg prices, with wholesale large eggs at $7.25 per dozen, impacting producers and consumers; recovery may take months.

Boston Police District A-1 officers spent a day playing board games and bonding with seniors at the Beverly Gibbons Center to strengthen community ties.

Make-A-Wish East Tennessee fulfilled a young boy's dream by arranging a trip to Disney World for him and his family, celebrating his bravery against a rare autoimmune disorder.

An advisory committee is finalizing plans for a permanent memorial at the Pulse Nightclub massacre site, incorporating community input and commemorating the victims with elements like 49 columns and a reflection space.

Wake Forest Downtown, Inc. is seeking vendors and nonprofits for the 2025 Forest Fest, an outdoor event focusing on nature, slated for April 26. Applications are open till February 9, with vendor fees at $75 and free booths for nonprofits.

Historic St. Johns County jail, where Martin Luther King Jr. was detained, faces potential demolition, eliciting community efforts to preserve its civil rights history.

Wake Forest Police Department invites residents to "Coffee With a Cop" on Feb. 4 at Courtney's NY Bagels & Deli, aiming to enhance police-community relations.

DeKalb County invites public feedback on proposed polling site changes during a meeting on Feb. 5, offering in-person attendance, satellite locations, and a live stream option.