A new fair-housing report says the Memphis Housing Authority improperly cut vouchers and left families without notice. Advocates want fixes to the agency’s communications and website.

A former Missouri DNR inspector called the inactive Generally Hauling landfill in Franklin County "one of the worst," as leachate and metals show up in nearby runoff. State records, reporters and lawmakers say cleanup and funding questions remain unresolved.

OnPoint kept two overdose prevention centers open through a brutal cold snap, sheltering hundreds and giving staff chances to deliver life‑saving care.

WellSpace Health has asked Rancho Cordova to reassign a $7M state behavioral health grant so it can convert call-center space into outpatient treatment at its Old Placerville Road clinic.

Michigan's UIA is updating its system, causing a temporary shutdown from Feb. 19-22, before launching the new MiUI platform. Services like claiming benefits will be paused, but no penalties for late actions during this period will be applied.

Raleigh Water creates special conversation hearts to appreciate their water utility workers on Valentine's Day.

Charlotte will end its NoDa street-vending pilot this Sunday as officials weigh citywide permit rules and tougher enforcement. A public input session is scheduled for next week.

St. Charles Parish Council will meet to discuss community infrastructure and revise a polling place, alongside potential savings on a bridge project and investments in water treatment and recreational facilities.

Raleigh's Marsh Creek Community Center and Raleigh City Farm host an Urban Farm Open House on March 19, offering tours, produce sampling, and a glimpse into local urban agriculture.

CCSD says some reporting about sweeping budget reductions and staff "surplus" notices is inaccurate as the district finalizes budgets for 2026–27. Officials say they will keep employees updated.

New Rolesville neighbors report recurring outages that sometimes last hours; Duke Energy says upgrades are underway to add capacity and reroute power. Residents want faster fixes and clearer timelines.

A Jacksonville homeowner says neighborhood fiber work ruptured a sewer line, flooding his house and leaving a roughly $75,000 repair gap after insurance payouts.

Part of Cary’s Citizen’s Convenience Center sits in railroad right‑of‑way, forcing the town to weigh closure, a partial scale‑back or a multi‑million dollar relocation. Council approved a $40K study as staff prepares costed options.