DJ Unk, also known as Anthony Leonard Platt, died in his sleep from a heart attack, confirmed by his wife, who denied rumors of substance abuse. He was known for hits like "Walk It Out" and greatly influenced the Atlanta hip-hop scene.

Raleigh Parks offers a "Mountain Bike Basics" course at Forest Ridge Park for individuals aged 14 and up, teaching essential skills, trail etiquette, and community engagement. Equipment is provided, with sessions on March 8 and April 5.

A new fire station opens in Phoenix's West Valley to improve response times, featuring a decontamination room and housing a community assistance workspace. An open house event was held to strengthen community bonds.

Austin invites students in grades 6-12 to join the 2025 Flood Safety Video Contest, emphasizing the "Turn Around - Don’t Drown®" message, with a March 31 deadline.

Joe Bernal, influential in Texas education and policy, dies at 97, leaving a legacy of advocating for bilingual education and establishing educational programs.

Chatham County joins UNC's affordable housing initiative to address local challenges through a collaborative effort involving community outreach and strategic development.

Two Texas residents won million-dollar prizes from lottery games, with growing jackpots in Powerball and Mega Millions, and a $73.5M prize for Lotto Texas.

Minneapolis Health Department urges more Americans to donate blood, emphasizing the critical need and potential to save lives. Only 3% of eligible individuals donate, despite someone needing blood every two seconds.

California wildfires lead to overwhelmed animal shelters, prompting an interstate rescue of 50 dogs to Phoenix, assisted by Wings of Rescue and funded by Petco and Central Pet.

The Michigan DNR advises waterfowl hunters on precautions against bird flu due to cases in wild and domestic birds, including cooking meat properly and wearing gloves when handling birds.

Superintendent Dr. Mario Ventura resigned amid the Isaac School District financial crisis, with potential school closures and unpaid wages causing community fear. County officials debate state involvement as teachers' paychecks are halted.

Norah O'Donnell leaves "CBS Evening News," transitioning to a senior correspondent role within CBS and contributing to shows like "60 Minutes." She thanked viewers in her farewell.

The Sewing Sisters group supports Project Linus by making quilts for sick children and is holding a raffle for a Valentine's Day Quilt to raise funds.