Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann spoke at Brooklyn's Middle School 447 about combating hate, following an initial rejection of his visit due to political concerns.

Kennesaw prepares for the 8th annual Black History Bowl Championship on Feb. 7 at Ben Robertson Community Center, highlighting African American history with student competitions and cultural activities.

The Cary BUD Newsletter outlines local cultural events and community activities for February and March, including arts festivals, environmental programs, and performances.

U.S. Marshals shot a 74-year-old man brandishing a firearm when attempting to execute an arrest warrant in Youngstown. The suspect is hospitalized, and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is probing the incident.

A fire in DeKalb County resulted in four fatalities, with heroic attempts to save others. The tragedy echoes a past event for the family, now mourning the loss.

The San Diego Housing Commission closed the Section 8 waitlist after voucher costs climbed and federal funding failed to keep pace, leaving tens of thousands waiting.

LDWF and LAWFF are offering a Women's Fishing 101 Workshop in Louisiana for women over 18, focusing on fishing skills and conservation. Limited to 15 participants, a fishing license is required.

The Janesville Senior Center is organizing a nostalgic trip featuring a chocolate factory tour, I Love Lucy-themed lunch, and a presentation on the show. It costs $110-$120 and registration ends March 5.

Cobb County officials request federal review of ICE tactics, citing community concerns about violence and public trust. They advocate for investigations, better training, and clear officer identification.

An $8.2M Super Bowl legacy fund will upgrade MLK Middle School's field, bleachers and campus in the Portola neighborhood.

Cobb County residents will see a $3.05 increase in their water bills due to rising wholesale costs and infrastructure expenses, starting February 2026.

A tree branch carrying a bee hive fell at Lexington and Avocado, and police warned people to avoid the area. Crews were on scene to secure the roadway.

Georgia apple growers vote to extend the Marketing Order of the Georgia Apple Commission for three years, allowing the Commission to adjust the assessment rate up to four cents per bushel.