Hundreds of Elgin High students walked out at midday on Feb. 4 to protest ICE actions and support immigrant families. The march ran along East Chicago Street and was monitored by police and district staff.

Columbus City Schools and Franklin County quickly provided on-site assistance at Trevitt Elementary to families in need of services such as housing and employment through their Mobile Unit initiative.

Green Cove Springs invites locals to a Special City Council Session on financial review and budget process on February 10, available online for remote viewers.

Lurie Children's finds half of Chicago parents faced energy insecurity, with many cutting essentials or using space heaters during the cold months.

Raleigh introduces new technologies like Brine Boss and Frost Solutions to improve winter weather response, enhancing road safety and reducing environmental impact while monitoring real-time conditions.

Windsor Park Elementary students received board games funded by a City of Charlotte Microgrant, fostering screen-free family fun and community engagement.

St. Louis County condemned a dozen units at Northern Village after months of utility failures; tenants were ordered to vacate and the county is offering temporary help.

Hillsborough County invites residents to the annual Neighborhoods Expo for community bonding and learning on the last Saturday of February, at Feeding Tampa Bay.

After a student petition, Saint Louis University barred Customs and Border Protection from its March career expo, citing student safety and the university's mission.

Descendants of Sidney and Irene Dearing sued Piedmont this week, alleging a 1924 condemnation was used to force their family from the home. The complaint seeks damages, restitution and an official apology.

A parade, Santacruzan procession and a new anthem headline Filipino Town Las Vegas' April 11 anniversary, organizers say. The day will be promoted with a music video filmed on the Strip.

East Palo Alto has opened a review of its Flock license‑plate camera pilot after nearby cities disclosed improper access to plate data. Residents and council members are pressing for answers before the council acts.

Ryan Kennedy, a Detroit Lions fan, filed a $100 million lawsuit against DK Metcalf and others, alleging defamation after being accused of racism during a game incident.