Wayne County has begun returning more than $3.8 million to former owners of foreclosed properties after Michigan Supreme Court rulings; more claims are still being processed.

Florissant celebrated Black History Month with performances and education at their event, "Walking To Freedom: From Struggle and Strength," at the Performing Arts Center.

CUNY is centralizing complaint handling, adding mandatory Title VI training and expanding a campuswide constructive‑dialogue program across its 26 colleges. The moves pair faster reporting with added counseling supports.

Kenner Police maintained safety and embraced community spirit during Rivertown's Lundi Gras celebrations alongside the Krewe of Zulu and Argus parades.

Oklahoma City Police rescued a woman from a submerged car, demonstrating crucial teamwork and rapid response in emergencies, as seen in a video shared on their Facebook page.

A ceremonial groundbreaking for Washington Ballpark is scheduled for Feb. 24 as fundraisers work to close a roughly $640,000 gap on a multi‑phase renovation. The project aims to update the 1948 grandstand while preserving its historic status.

A Duluth‑area middle school drew criticism after a geography unit described ICE as using "tricky & violent tactics" and pushed students toward arrest footage; the district says the lesson followed Minnesota standards.

CatCafe Lounge returns to Venice this Saturday after supporters raised roughly $38,000 to cover a move; reservations are open for 70-minute lounge sessions with adoptable cats.

Matson added 100 shipping containers to Hawaiʻi Foodbank’s program — a boost Matson says equals about 3.5 million meals and frees funds for local food purchases.

Christian Broadbridge and Syrus Robinson have joined the St. Bernard Parish Firefighters, celebrated by Local 1468 on Facebook. The post highlights the values of teamwork and commitment to the community.

Washington County firefighters visited a local school to teach children about fire safety and familiarize them with firefighter gear and responsibilities.

The city activated its inclement weather shelter program for Feb. 20, opening temporary beds at Father Joe's Villages and Living Water Church for people sleeping outdoors.

Oklahoma City Police issue a Critical Fire Danger Alert, advising residents to take precautions like avoiding outdoor burning and properly disposing of cigarettes to prevent wildfires.