Plaquemines Parish announces closures of government buildings and no garbage pickup for Presidents Day and Mardi Gras, with services resuming Wednesday.

North Carolina regulators blocked Carolina Water Service from imposing a temporary March 1 rate hike, pausing a broader case that could lift rates about 34% over three years.

St. Johns County will host an open house on February 26 for updates and discussion on the SUN Trail River-to-Sea Loop project's design involving two trail segments.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel issued a consumer alert for dating services, urging caution about scams, privacy, contracts, and encouraging reading terms and reporting issues.

Koselig Nook, a reservation-only teahouse, is moving from Coatesville to Exton and plans to open later this month with daytime study sessions and evening tea events.

Councilman Mark Jeffreys wants to direct about $2.5M in Cincinnati marijuana tax revenue into a "Harm to Hope" fund for expungement, lead abatement and youth jobs. Community leaders say the dollars should be narrowly targeted to Avondale, Bond Hill and Roselawn.

New York officials plan to restore the Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument as a protest against its removal due to a Trump-era mandate limiting flags at National Park sites.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is studying the possible closure of up to two elementary schools as enrollment falls and budget gaps emerge. District leaders will gather options and hold community input through the spring.

Cincinnati shelters say dozens of dogs carry microchips tied to the defunct Save This Life registry, leaving owner contact info unreachable. Owners should scan and re-register chips.

Residents at a Kissimmee RV park say Turnpike construction is coating RVs and homes in soot, dust and diesel fumes.

Emails in the DOJ’s mass Epstein release name Orioles owner David Rubenstein; his office says the contact was brief and he is not accused of wrongdoing.

Three Rogers Behavioral Health employees were dismissed after organizers say they delivered a union petition; the union has filed charges and the NLRB has a case on record.

A Tampa mother credits school staff’s CPR and an on-site AED with saving her teen after he collapsed at school.