Grove City's first Winter Farmer's Market, featuring local produce and goods, will start on February 15 at Kingston Center. The market will also feature free kids’ activities and themed events.

The Arlington Public Library celebrates the Lunar New Year with a variety of free cultural events for all ages, including musical performances, storytelling, crafts, and art workshops.

Hayward Police will conduct a DUI checkpoint on February 8 to improve road safety, targeting areas with DUI-related accidents, and remind drivers that impairment from any substance is illegal.

King County's Solid Waste Division faces a backlog at transfer stations affecting commercial haulers, amid a pilot project to change operation hours. Affected services areas should contact waste collectors for updates.

Gwinnett County details its response to a severe weather event, focusing on road safety measures like brine treatment and how they handled unexpected snowfall challenges.

Two Ka‘ū District officers were honored by the Hawai‘i Police Department, with Officer Augustine Akiu Jr. named "Officer of the Year" and Officer Jenna Kosinski-Santos awarded "Top Enforcer."

Memphis scales back Emergency Warming Center hours due to warmer weather; overnight services continue at specific locations with transportation provided.

A fire destroyed Hall County's historic Sweet Acre Farms Winery, despite firefighters' efforts and additional support from Habersham County. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Arlington extends its Emergency Weather Shelter Plan until Jan. 25, offering shelter to homeless individuals due to cold weather, with designated locations and provisions for meals and pet care.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department rolled out Homeless Compstat, aiming to enhance collaboration in addressing homelessness, and praised community partners and individuals aiding the cause.

The Fort Mose Jazz & Blues Series returns with artists like Snarky Puppy and KEM from February 6-16, 2025, and aims to merge music with the history of the first free African settlement in the U.S.

The Smyrna Community Center is hosting a "Parents Night Out" event on May 2nd, offering childcare, "Nerf Night," and dinner for kids aged 4-12. Registration starts March 24th.

DeKalb County extends its State of Emergency due to icy conditions, urging residents to limit travel and stay updated through official channels for public safety.