A $1.5 million unrestricted gift from the Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation will help UMOM shorten shelter waitlists and expand family services across Phoenix.

Hamilton, Ohio, celebrated two local utility professionals who achieved the rank of Journey Line Worker II, recognizing their expertise in the electrical field.

Yukon, Oklahoma, alters its sanitation schedule for Presidents’ Day, affecting Monday trash collections and closing city offices and facilities on February 16.

Las Vegas closed 2025 with a 5.2% unemployment rate and payrolls down year‑over‑year. Weak tourism and soft retail receipts helped keep joblessness high.

Barberton invites residents to a Change for Change event on February 27 to aid the Victim Assistance Program of Summit County, providing crisis intervention and court advocacy.

After an ICE pickup in December, an Oklahoma City upholsterer and his family opted for voluntary departure to Colombia. Their case highlights enforcement, long court waits and thin legal aid.

An appeals court ruling and state law changes give California employers stronger options — from workplace violence prevention plans to restraining orders — to protect staff.

A cold snap in NYC has caused 18 deaths, with Mayor Mamdani urging shelter use and the city expanding warming resources. Hypothermia, snowstorm effects, and transportation delays impact the city.

The Washington Township Fire Department-Dublin OH reminds residents to call 911 for emergencies and to use the non-emergency line for less urgent issues.

Lower Downtown neighbors rejected a Good‑Neighbor Agreement for Beta X after safety concerns tied to recent incidents and the site's violent history. The decision clouds plans to reopen the former Beta as a music venue.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department shared kitchen and food safety tips for Super Bowl Sunday, focusing on preventing cooking fires and maintaining food at safe temperatures.

The NYC nurses' strike enters week five with some contract gains at Montefiore and ongoing talks at Mount Sinai, despite slow progress and the recent arrest of 13 nurses.

Lawmakers are weighing bills to modernize co‑op law and seed cooperative grants across Hawaiʻi, a move supporters say could keep jobs and food systems local.